ITE: “From Time” Tours

Sign up today for a guided tour of the exhibition “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. Tours are a memorable experience for everyone involved and are hosted under three guided themes, sustainability, archival history and art techniques. This experience is ideal for school and community groups. Participants will be led on a fun, informative tour of the virtual exhibition “From Time” and explore techniques utilised by artists in the creation of their work. They will also connect written literary skills with visual narratives in artworks to analyse and discuss concepts and ideas present in the works.  Tours are offered free of charge for students and teachers and provide a truly comprehensive experience that goes beyond their virtual visit to the museum. They are designed to stimulate curiosity, reinforce and augment curriculum-based learning, engage students in critical dialogue about the works they see and bridge subjects so that students can experience artwork in its entirety – as a visual expression of historical, mythical, political, social, spiritual, literary and personal narratives. Sign up today to add an exciting element to your virtual visitor experience. Tours are available  Mondays to Fridays 10:00 a.m, - 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., through January 23rd, 2022. To book a tour or for more information, please contact our Community Outreach Officer at [email protected]
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ITE: “From Time” Tours

Sign up today for a guided tour of the exhibition “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. Tours are a memorable experience for everyone involved and are hosted under three guided themes, sustainability, archival history and art techniques. This experience is ideal for school and community groups. Participants will be led on a fun, informative tour of the virtual exhibition “From Time” and explore techniques utilised by artists in the creation of their work. They will also connect written literary skills with visual narratives in artworks to analyse and discuss concepts and ideas present in the works.  Tours are offered free of charge for students and teachers and provide a truly comprehensive experience that goes beyond their virtual visit to the museum. They are designed to stimulate curiosity, reinforce and augment curriculum-based learning, engage students in critical dialogue about the works they see and bridge subjects so that students can experience artwork in its entirety – as a visual expression of historical, mythical, political, social, spiritual, literary and personal narratives. Sign up today to add an exciting element to your virtual visitor experience. Tours are available  Mondays to Fridays 10:00 a.m, - 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., through January 23rd, 2022. To book a tour or for more information, please contact our Community Outreach Officer at [email protected]
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ITE: Free Student Workshops

The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas’ team is pleased to offer free virtual art workshops in association with our virtual ITE “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. This immersive art activity is open to students in grades 4-12 and will focus on Bahamian artists and popular art styles and techniques. These workshops are open to all student groups within the country and will be facilitated virtually by the NAGB staff. While exploring Bahamian art and art techniques, students will learn more about the NAGB and engage in discussions on the current climate of art culture in the country, art as a career and opportunities for further education. The NAGB will provide and ship the relevant art supplies needed to participate at no cost to the attendees. Workshops are available through January 22, 2022. To sign up or for more information contact our Community Outreach Officer at [email protected].
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ITE: Free Student Workshops

The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas’ team is pleased to offer free virtual art workshops in association with our virtual ITE “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. This immersive art activity is open to students in grades 4-12 and will focus on Bahamian artists and popular art styles and techniques. These workshops are open to all student groups within the country and will be facilitated virtually by the NAGB staff. While exploring Bahamian art and art techniques, students will learn more about the NAGB and engage in discussions on the current climate of art culture in the country, art as a career and opportunities for further education. The NAGB will provide and ship the relevant art supplies needed to participate at no cost to the attendees. Workshops are available through January 22, 2022. To sign up or for more information contact our Community Outreach Officer at [email protected].
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ITE: “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”

The virtual exhibition “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory” is now officially open for viewing! We are pleased to invite you to enjoy the exhibition and share the experience with friends. Originally curated  with our Family Island audience in mind, "From Time" is now made available to you, no matter your location. This is the final virtual appearance of this exhibition for the general public. This exhibition, draws on works from the National Collection to prompt our thoughts on pressing issues of sustainability, environment, evolution and future-building in our beloved Bahamian and Caribbean space. We are challenged to begin to consider the meaning of history and archives on our own terms and to dare to imagine an abundant and inclusive afro-future. In lieu of an official opening please enjoy the ITE introductory video on the history, function and impact of the ITE here. “From Time” will remain open through January 23rd, 2022. View Exhibition
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ITE: “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”

The virtual exhibition “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory” is now officially open for viewing! We are pleased to invite you to enjoy the exhibition and share the experience with friends. Originally curated  with our Family Island audience in mind, "From Time" is now made available to you, no matter your location. This is the final virtual appearance of this exhibition for the general public. This exhibition, draws on works from the National Collection to prompt our thoughts on pressing issues of sustainability, environment, evolution and future-building in our beloved Bahamian and Caribbean space. We are challenged to begin to consider the meaning of history and archives on our own terms and to dare to imagine an abundant and inclusive afro-future. In lieu of an official opening please enjoy the ITE introductory video on the history, function and impact of the ITE here. “From Time” will remain open through January 23rd, 2022. View Exhibition
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ITE: “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”

The NAGB’s Inter-Island Traveling Exhibition (ITE) is back! It is a pleasure to, again, invite you to experience the virtual exhibition “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. Originally curated  with our Family Island audience in mind, it is now made available to you, no matter your location. This is the final virtual appearance of this exhibition for the general public. This exhibition, “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”, functions in some ways as a time capsule. It uses historical knowledge and the visual interpretations to engage with the country’s past and present while envisioning a more hopeful future. The exhibition “From Time” opens virtually on Monday, November 22nd, 2021, at 12:00 p.m. The curators have dissected our national identity as it exists now and as it has evolved through time. “From Time” draws on works from the National Collection to prompt our thoughts on pressing issues of sustainability, environment, evolution and future-building in our beloved Bahamian and Caribbean space. We are challenged to begin to consider the meaning of history and archives on our own terms and to dare to imagine an abundant and inclusive afro-future. You are invited to engage with the interactive virtual exhibition through our website. “From Time” will remain open through January 23rd, 2022.
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ITE: “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”

The NAGB’s Inter-Island Traveling Exhibition (ITE) is back! It is a pleasure to, again, invite you to experience the virtual exhibition “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. Originally curated  with our Family Island audience in mind, it is now made available to you, no matter your location. This is the final virtual appearance of this exhibition for the general public. This exhibition, “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”, functions in some ways as a time capsule. It uses historical knowledge and the visual interpretations to engage with the country’s past and present while envisioning a more hopeful future. The exhibition “From Time” opens virtually on Monday, November 22nd, 2021, at 12:00 p.m. The curators have dissected our national identity as it exists now and as it has evolved through time. “From Time” draws on works from the National Collection to prompt our thoughts on pressing issues of sustainability, environment, evolution and future-building in our beloved Bahamian and Caribbean space. We are challenged to begin to consider the meaning of history and archives on our own terms and to dare to imagine an abundant and inclusive afro-future. You are invited to engage with the interactive virtual exhibition through our website. “From Time” will remain open through January 23rd, 2022.
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The Inter-Island Travelling Exhibition goes to North Eleuthera

Governor’s Harbour, Eleuthera is the first stop for the newest iteration of the NAGB’s Inter-Island Travelling Exhibition, “From Time: Water Has A Perfect Memory”. This exhibition functions in some ways as a time capsule, using historical knowledge and visual interpretations to engage with the country’s past and present and envision a more hopeful future. With colonial works from the 1800s, to the post-independence contemporary practice of the last few decades, “From Time” opens up conversations on slavery and colonialism to examine how that era’s gross accumulation of wealth and the booming industrial era it generated, served as the catalyst for the climate injustice we are now witnessing.

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