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The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas - The NAGB is Starting the Festivities Early

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 We are starting the festivities early with an artist talk and catalogue launch and signing on Friday, followed by a fun and funky workshop on Saturday with Lavar Munroe! The third film in our fall film series brings in some Bahamian flavour, the artists for NE9 are announced and, to get you in the holiday spirit, we are hosting a Christmas Arternoon just for kids on December 8th.


Starting the Festivities Early!

Artist Talk and Catalogue Launch

On Friday, November 16th starting at 6 p.m. the NAGB welcomes you to an intimate affair, an artist talk with Lavar Munroe supporting the most recent chapter of his ongoing survey, "Son of the Soil". “Return: The Magic Flight” transforms the NAGB Ballroom into a site for remembering and a homage to Munroe's late father. “Return: The Magic Flight” will be on view through Sunday, November 25th. There will be a special presentation, signing and sale of the exhibition’s catalogue with essays by Simon Njami, Storm Janse van Rensburg, Laurie Ann Farrell, Amanda Coulson and Holly Bynoe.
Celebrating and Talking Legacy!

Make old things new w/ Lavar Munroe
 
Join us for a new and fantastically different workshop with artist Lavar Munroe on Saturday, November 17th at 10 a.m.! Using his assemblage sculpture as inspiration, Munroe will lead workshop participants in using upcycled objects in unusual ways. The finished project can be abstract or representational or completely wild—whatever the participants want.  This workshop is for individuals 13 years or older. Cost: Adults $25, students $10.
Come to the workshop!
Arternoons + Free Films! 
NAGB Film Series present two Bahamian gems!
 
Hosted by Bahamian filmmaker and NAGB film programmer Travolta Cooper, the NAGB Film Series continues with an exciting doubleheader with two Bahamian films "Free Swim" and "Contact Zone.""Contact Zone" takes place in an art gallery in New York City and details the seduction and attraction between visitor and curator. The main feature "Free Swim," an award-winning documentary film by Jennifer Galvin, is about the paradox of coastal people not knowing how to swim.

This and all screenings are free and open to the public. We will have popcorn on hand for sale. Come out and spend this wonderful fall evening with us.
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Christmas Arternoons at the NAGB

December at the NAGB will be filled with holiday fun as we bring in the Christmas season with a special Arternoon for kids that is all about colour and prints! Join us on Saturday, December 8th, 2018 for some batik fun then help us decorate our Christmas tree. Create a design, use it to make a one of a kind batik placemat, then show it off to family and friends! Lunch is included plus a few surprises.

Click here to sign up.

Join the Arternoon fun!
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NE9: The Fruit and the Seed Artists Announced

The NAGB will open the Ninth National Exhibition (NE9) on Thursday, December 13th, 2018, from 6- 9 p.m. For the past 15 years, the NAGB has committed itself to the nurturing and fostering of a healthy creative ecosystem, and it continues to push the frontiers and foundations of cultural value and consciousness across the nation and its diasporas. With contributions from more than 30 artists, performers, writers and academics, this iteration of the National Exhibition--under the theme and title “The Fruit and The Seed” curated by Chief Curator Holly Bynoe--will present a vibrant and dynamic series of programming events, including a main exhibition in the upper galleries of the NAGB, readings, screenings, performances, education workshops and panels.
All are invited!
Membership Matters

The NAGB wants to give you more. More workshops. More family-friendly fun. More news. More value. All for you. Visit nagb.org.bs/membership/ for details or visit our Mixed Media Store. 
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The NAGB is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, between 12 noon and 5 p.m. Children 11 years and under can visit for free any time, and our "Local" Sundays are FREE to all Bahamians and residents, irrespective of age.
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