Students explore Lucayan life before Columbus and examine whose stories get told—and why.
Before Columbus: The World of the Lucayans
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How Art Survives: An Introduction to Conservation
In this lesson, students discover an uncommon career path and see how science, and art history, and craft intersect.
Exploring Art Museums & Their Role
Students get to know NAGB and its role in preserving our heritage and culture.
Expressions of Bahamian Identity
This lesson explores Bahamian history and identity through the eyes of artists.
Abstract Expressionism
Dive into the history of Abstract Expressionism and its connections to music and emotion.
Drawing in Perspective
Learn the technical skills behind perspective by designing your own exhibition space.
Art as Activism: Bahamian Women Artists
Students research Bahamian women artists and create digital posters celebrating their work and contributions.
Space as Culture: Visual Art in Public Spaces
Students investigate how artists use physical spaces to tell cultural stories and shape collective memory.
Fluid Art Practices: Curatorship & Visual Art as Activism
Students explore how artists like Antonius Roberts move fluidly between roles, using art to advocate for social and environmental change.
Mining Memories
What memory would you turn into sculpture? Students translate memories into three-dimensional forms.