Originally conceived as a response to the Refuge open call for works, Edrin Symonette’s “Balance” (2020) will offer a space for opening up our conceptions of what citizenship can look like in The Bahamas.
Happy Easter from your favourite museum!
Originally scheduled to open April 16th, 2020, Lynn Parotti’s upcoming exhibition will launch when the NAGB reopens. Stay tuned for more details around this amazing body of new works!
The NAGB has a fun art activity for the weekend! Bring spring into your home with flower collages and drawings! With paper, glue, scissors and crayons and/or markers children and adults can bring the freshness of nature indoors with a little twist.
Tonight we will reair the April 10th, 2019 episode, featuring international curator, Larry Ossei-Mensah who came to scope out the art scene in The Bahamas and we’re really pleased to have had him in the Blank Canvas studio!
NAGB team member, Richardo Barrett, shares his assessment of Sanford Sawyer’s “It’s Better in the Bahamas” that is currently on display at your favourite museum.
The NAGB brings you a Vimeo video from the vault that is sure to ignite your inner creativity.
Here’s a fun, easy activity that kids and adults can do together! You only need three things: coloured paper, a pencil and scissors, and you can make your very own 3-D original peacock.
NAGB team member, Natalie Willis, shares her assessment of Matthew Rahming’s “the thing about water is…” that is currently on display at your favourite museum.
The NAGB is currently closed due to COVID-19, but when the museum reopens please visit us to view the stunning “Refuge” show. Your regular host Amanda Coulson invites artistic duo, the sisters Kristin and Dede Brown, into the Blank Canvas studio to discuss their moving piece, “In the Faces of Tragedy” which is one of the showstoppers at the NAGB’s post-Hurricane Dorian exhibition.