During my days at The National Art Gallery I’ve learnt that there are many fun things that you can do
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NAGB Intern: Antonio McIntosh
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All-star Amateur Artist (AAA) Artwork: NE6 Edition
The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas would like to present All-star Amateur Artist (AAA) Artwork: NE6 Edition. Application Deadline:
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NAGB Out & About T-Shirt Competition
NAGB Out & About T-Shirt Competition! The NAGB social media team is pleased to launch our NAGB Out & About
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NAGB Tribute to Petrine Archer-Straw (1956-2012)
The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas is saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Petrine Archer-Straw this week. As a highly respected presence in the art community, Dr. Archer-Straw will be greatly missed.
NE6: Our Visitors Respond
Inside the Ballroom, located in the front of NE6: Kingdom Come, visitors are encouraged to participate in the exhibition by answering a series of questions. In these questions we ask viewers, Who Is Their Greatest Hero Of Fiction? And What Is Your Motto?
NE6 Introduces a New Take on a Catalogue
Our NE6: Kingdom Come exhibition catalogue isn’t a stereotypical tome. Like the artists and artworks it represents, the catalogue is a contemporary take on a traditional book.
Don’t Get Lost: New NAGB Symbols Explained
Very recently The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas installed a series of new navigational symbols on the Gallery walls,
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Artist Biography: Amos Ferguson
Amos Ferguson was born on February 28th, 1920 in Exuma. His parents, Robert and Lavina Ferguson raised their children in
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NAGB Intern: Neil Cleare
NAGB Intern, Neil Cleare with his favourite piece in The Bahamian Landscape I’m Neil Cleare, a young and upcoming artist.
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Director’s Review: Tales From New York
ththe Studio Museum of HarleThis article reviews the large-scale exhibition, Caribbean: Crossroads of the World. Located in New York, the
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