Mixed Media Art Summer Camp

The NAGB is committed to providing support through our educational programmes and curriculum-based resources to assist teachers in enhancing their students’ artistic development.

The NAGB Mixed Media Art Summer camp, revamped in 2015, serves as an access point for all kids aged 5 to 17 to Bahamian art and its history – information that often goes uncovered in standardised curriculum. The goal is to provide a hands-on approach to educating campers from all communities about the significance of Bahamian art and how it has impacted our daily lives – culturally and socially. Additionally, it informs prospective students on various career paths within the visual arts, presenting them with options for future educational and professional pursuits.

Each year, The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) is pleased to announce its annual Mixed Media Art Summer Camp, for both the budding artist and the art neophyte in your family. Students spend their time learning visual art techniques and exploring different avenues and mediums of creativity to develop their knowledge of art. The camp is divided into two, two-week sessions beginning the first week in July. At the end of both sessions, campers will display their artwork in a final showcase at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas! Sign-up for our newsletter, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates on this event and more.

Contact our Community Outreach Officer Zearier Munroe-Wilkinson at zwilki[email protected] or 328-5800 for more information or assistance.

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Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration Open

Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration Open

National Art Gallery of The Bahamas,
$200

Each year we are happy to welcome young creatives, ages 5-17, to create and explore with us using the visual […]

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25 May 2023
Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Early Bird Registration

Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Early Bird Registration

National Art Gallery of The Bahamas,
$175

Each year we are happy to welcome young creatives, ages 5-17, to create and explore with us using the visual […]

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24 April 2023
Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Exhibition

Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Exhibition

This year, campers explored the art and history of storytelling in The Bahamas and across the Caribbean diaspora. The rich […]

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04 August 2022
Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Exhibition

Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Exhibition

This year, campers explored the art and history of storytelling in The Bahamas and across the Caribbean diaspora. The rich […]

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04 August 2022
Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration

Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration

National Art Gallery of The Bahamas,
$320

This year we are happy to welcome children ages 5-17 for an in-person camp under the theme “Ol’ Story: Folktales […]

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04 July 2022
Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration

Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration

National Art Gallery of The Bahamas,
$320

This year we are happy to welcome children ages 5-17 for an in-person camp under the theme “Ol’ Story: Folktales […]

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04 July 2022
MMASC Exhibition opens at the NAGB!

MMASC Exhibition opens at the NAGB!

This year, campers explored the art and history of storytelling in The Bahamas and across the Caribbean diaspora. The rich […]

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04 August 2021
MMASC Exhibition opens at the NAGB!

MMASC Exhibition opens at the NAGB!

This year, campers explored the art and history of storytelling in The Bahamas and across the Caribbean diaspora. The rich […]

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04 August 2021

MMASC 2021: Jammin Visuals Virtual Exhibition

The NAGB is pleased to announce the opening of the Mixed Media Art Summer Camp’s (MMASC) annual exhibition! Showcasing the work of over 28 campers, the MMASC exhibition reflects the thoughts, feelings and voices of its participants.

“Through the NAGB Art and Culture is becoming tangible to Bahamians. With the extension to Grand Bahama it will enrich even more lives, especially the Youth!”

— Alisa Streather-Robinson, Educator