Our mural programme connects artists, communities, and the museum through meaningful collaboration.
Murals have the power inspire and transform both communities and institutions. They have long been tools for public dialogue, cultural preservation, and collective healing. Through our mural programme, the NAGB brings art into public spaces, fostering awareness and appreciation of Bahamian art while expanding our presence beyond the museum’s walls. These dynamic, evolving artworks engage the public at every stage—from conception to completion. Where there’s a mural, there are people sharing space, telling stories, and shaping memories.
The NAGB commissions 3–4 murals annually—some on the museum’s grounds, others in our immediate neighbourhood, and even across the Family Islands as part of our Inter-Island Travelling Exhibition.
Are you an artist, community member, organisation, or business interested in collaborating on a community-based mural? Connect with programme lead Zearier Wilkinson.