Educator resources
Everything you need to bring Bahamian art into your classroom. These resources—from ready-to-use lesson plans to artist profiles and video content—connect your students to the National Collection and help them see art as something alive, relevant, and theirs to explore.
Lesson plans
Browse by artist, grade level, or even themes:
Shapes & Abstraction
Inspired by Kendal Hanna, young students use geometric and organic shapes to create abstract work.
Expressions of Bahamian Identity
This lesson explores Bahamian history and identity through the eyes of artists.
Fluid Art Practices: Curatorship & Visual Art as Activism
Students explore how artists like Antonius Roberts move fluidly between roles, using art to advocate for social and environmental change.
Artist profiles
Downloadable PDFs featuring nationally and internationally renowned Bahamian artists from the National Collection.
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Library & archives
NAGB’s library is a comprehensive collection of books, journals, articles, films and archival materials. The collection of over 2,500 publications
Guided tours
Tours connect you with art through guided conversation and exploration. Book today to discover what's on view with our expert team.
Collection
Explore works tracing the richness, complexity, and evolution of Bahamian art, culture, and society
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