“The Nation/The Imaginary: The National Collection” will display over 500 works from the National Collection, acquired by the National Art Gallery
Artist Talk: Guilden Gilbert, Candis Marshall, and Averia Wright
14 December 2022, 6:30 pm
Artist Talk: John Beadle, Sue Katz-Lightbourn, and Heino Schmid
16 November 2022, 6:30 pm
“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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R. Brent Malone: Reincarnation opens this month at the NAGB
In a blitz of color, a year-long development will blossom at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB) this month. On Saturday, October 24, the NAGB will celebrate the opening of R. Brent Malone: “Reincarnation” – a retrospective exhibition featuring more than 200 paintings, drawings, prints and sculptural pieces by legendary Bahamian artist Brent Malone.
NE7 is just around the corner
If you keep up with us regularly, you probably know by now that we are restlessly eager to unveil the Seventh National Exhibition, Antillean: an Ecology. Led by NE7 curators Holly Bynoe and Michael Edwards, Antillean: an Ecology is a body of works by 51 artists responding to themes of class, race, the economy and privilege.
Feature from the Exhibition: “Rootsy”
“Rootsy” is currently on display at The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas, as part of the Permanent Exhibition: The Bahamian Domestic. Originally on display as part of his solo exhibition, The Surface Beneath, Petit produced this piece after winning the 2012 Central Bank competition.
Behind-the-Scenes: The John Beadle Project and Artists of The Bahamas
by Gabrielle Misiewicz Have you ever thought about the work that goes on behind an exhibition opening? The artists must
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Feature From The Exhibition: Northeast Gallery 2
The triptych by Susan Moir Mackay, Anthropology 2012: Human, System, Object breaks the reality of human life into these three specific categories. It examines the relationship between people, their social networks and the apparatus of everyday routines. Mackay’s work offers a means of location and charting the diversity of society through a kind of modern excavation that reveals the symbols of collection preoccupations that ultimately obstructs us from a much meaningful existence.