NAGB’s newly appointed Curatorial Director speaks about the museum as a breathing organism and art’s capacity to shape culture.
In Conversation with Jodi Minnis-Rolle: Pt I
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Jodi Minnis-Rolle Named Curatorial Director at NAGB
Curator, artist, and cultural worker Jodi Minnis-Rolle has been appointed Curatorial Director at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas.
Inside The Silverfish: Cin on Craft, Culture, and Consumption
Cin’s intention for this work was to talk about the precarity of the straw industry, in which so many workers and materials are underpaid.
Textile Design: Fabric Futures
Students design unconventional textiles that imagine future identities, cultures, and aesthetics.
Skin Deep: Artist Talk with Edrin Symonette
Edrin Symonette explores how identity, the body, memory, and cultural history intersect within his practice.
Dialling Into the Void: Kenneth Heslop’s NELEVEN Portal
Heslop explores the idea of the void through technology and communication.
Bahamian Visions: Photographs 1870-1920 Catalogue
Publications Bahamian Visions: Photographs 1870-1920 Catalogue Out of print Featuring colonial photographs of Nassau that became widespread in tourism advertising, […]
National Exhibition 9 Catalogue
NE9 was presented as a socially unique project, centering artists working to define their individual spaces and experiences.
National Exhibition 7 Catalogue
Antillean: An Ecology explores issues of race, culture, class, and migration as through the lens of Bahamian writers, artists, and creative practitioners.
Blank Canvas with Ryan Lewis
Ryan Lewis explores how cultural traditions like Junkanoo shift alongside an advancing technological landscape.