From picturesque landscapes to mythical folk tales, intuitive Bahamian artist Amos Ferguson explored many themes in his work. We invite
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Paint Like Amos Workshop
Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration Open
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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Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Early Bird Registration
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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Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration
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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Mixed Media Art Summer Camp Registration
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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Blank Canvas: September 22nd, 2021 featuring Guest Host Katrina Cartwright and Blake Fox
On “NAGB’s Blank Canvas,” your guest host Katrina Cartwright, NAGB Education and Outreach Manager is joined in the studio by colleague Education Officer Blake Fox who speaks to the launch of the museum’s new “Get Set For Fall” programme, the current Mixed Media Art Summer Camp exhibition and his participation in the upcoming MAC Conference 2021.
Art of the Month: Shanty Town Tea Service
On my way to work, I noticed that a familiar town had been demolished. Boards and other forms of structure that once housed a community lay broken on the ground.
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.
NAGB INTERN: La’Dea Gem Roberts
Dear Bloggers, First & Foremost, I am Gem Roberts, an aspiring artist and aspiring computer information systems specialist. This past week, being my first week as an intern at NAGB has been informative and event filled, including this past Wednesday being the fortieth year of independence for my Bahamas.
NAGB INTERN: Dyah Neilson
Starting our internship, another intern, Ashante, and I were given a brief tour of the grounds in order to familiarize ourselves with the building and its history. We also read catalogues concerning exhibitions that were on display at the time to get an idea of what has been happening inside the gallery, as well as gain some knowledge about famous Bahamian artists.