Bahamian artists, like others in the region, have been amping up participation in exhibitions abroad. Hoping to share ideas that
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New rules eliminate hassle for artists exhibiting abroad
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Conserving art in the tropical home
One of the things that makes a retrospective exhibition like R. Brent Malone: Reincarnation so special is seeing decades-old works
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TS2016 PRESS CONFERENCE RELEASE
The Transforming Spaces Committee held a Press Conference today at the Towne Hotel to explain its mission and to introduce
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Transforming Spaces 2016 Press Release
The Transforming Spaces Committee is pleased to announce plans for its 2016 Art Tour entitled ‘SWELL – Community + Collaboration’
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The January Artwork of the Month is ‘Beller’
Though we are nine days into the new year, excitement from the recent Boxing Day and New Year’s Day Junkanoo parades is still in the air. It isn’t difficult to see why the tradition resonated so much with Brent Malone.
What’s on at the NAGB
Seasonal hours and Insurance Management’s special The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas is getting into the holiday spirit with
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Another unveiling at the NAGB
Unveiling R. Brent Malone: “Reincarnation” on the evening of October 24 drew a crowd at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB). Over 260 works by Brent Malone were sourced from both local collections and ones based overseas. Many of them had never been seen outside of their private homes. Locals from all walks of life came out to see the exhibition of pieces by the man known as “The Father of Bahamian Art”.
This week at the NAGB
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Art and education at the NAGB
The gap between exhibitions was not enough to prevent a room from filling at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas this past Tuesday, when the inaugural talk of a series of discussions presented by some of the country’s foremost sociopolitical activists was held.
What’s on at the NAGB
The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) will be temporarily closed until October 24 for the installation of R. Brent Malone: “Reincarnation”, but this doesn’t mean there’s nothing going on at the NAGB this month.