This fall, the NAGB’s Inter-Island Travelling Exhibition (ITE) will be travelling with the exhibition “Refuge” to the Glory Banks Gallery
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“Evolution of the Arc” Panel Discussion II
Join us for our second panel discussion with artists of "Evolution of the Arc" as they look to a more
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“Evolution of the Arc” Panel Discussion II
Join us for our second panel discussion with artists of "Evolution of the Arc" as they look to a more
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Moving forward and upward
This summer, the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas wishes two of its most valued employees farewell as they prepare to take the next leap in professional development.
Re-membering the past: Margot Bethel and Nicolette Bethel take on Transforming Spaces 2015 family-style
Teaming up to transform part of the grounds at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) this year are cousins College of The Bahamas Assistant Professor of Sociology Nicolette Bethel and artist and designer Margot Bethel, who will be assembling a representation of a former family home. The artwork was originally planned as a piece for the Seventh National Exhibition, Antillean: an Ecology, but the project had to be delayed due to conflicting schedules.
Fourth Annual AAA – 2013
The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) is hosting its upcoming annual All-Star Amateur Artists (AAA) presented by the NAGB Education Department.The AAA was designed to bring together emerging and amateur artists to display their work in a professional museum setting. The Gallery hopes this opportunity will encourage these artists to develop their skill and study within the arts.
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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Be Firm But Be Fair: An Interview with Chief Curator, John Cox
Interview with Chief Curator from the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas, John Cox. Cox was born in Nassau and
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Local and Global: Kendal Hanna and William de Kooning
Within Kendal Hanna’s works there is great inspiration and reference to a particular abstract artist. Abstract art could not exist