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Blank Canvas: November 16th, 2022 featuring the new Inter-Island Traveling Exhibition (ITE), “Thirty: Island Perspectives” Curators

On today’s Blank Canvas, the show on which we discuss visual culture and creative community, your host Amard Rolle is visited by NAGB colleagues Amaani Hepburn, Curatorial Assistant and Zearier Munroe-Wilkinson, Community Outreach Officer, to discuss the new Inter-Island Traveling Exhibition (ITE), “Thirty: Island Perspectives” and its accompanying programming.

 

 

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The NAGB’s National Exhibitions: 19 Years of Bold, Biggity Bahamian Art… where do we go from here?

The NAGB’s National Exhibition (NE) programming acts as a finger on the pulse of Bahamian art. As our, usually, biennial check-in on the status of creative visual culture in the country, the NE acts a gauge to see what our creative expression says about us as Bahamians: citizens, diaspora, and residents alike. After reaching our landmark 10th National Exhibition, NE10: “MERCY”, we must ask the question: how do we grow from here?

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Blank Canvas: March 23rd, 2022 featuring Artist, Kendra Frorup and Averia Wright, Curator, of “The Whimsical Collector”

On this week’s “Blank Canvas”, the show in which we discuss visual culture and creative community, your hosts Diana Sands and Dr Douglas Barkey have an engaging discussion with trailblazing sculpture artist Kendra Frorup and visionary curator Averia Wright. Kendra makes history with the debut of her extraordinary exhibition, The Whimsical Collector.

 

 

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Blank Canvas: December 15th, 2021 featuring artists Dr Ian Bethell Bennett, Errol Brewster, Averia Wright and Kachelle Knowles

On tonight’s “NAGB’s Blank Canvas” we meet four artists in two different exhibitions now showing in New Providence, yet the conversation seamless ties all the work together in a larger narrative around culture, its erasure and how we can address that in our practises as cultural workers, gallerists, museum professionals and artists.

 

 

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