Year: 2012

There is no wrong way to draw experimentally. These exercises, during the Art of Drawing class at Popopstudios, focus on the process of drawing not necessarily on the finished works of art.

With a $7,000 cash prize and the chance to hold a solo show in the Central Bank Art Gallery, the stakes were certainly high yet the judges Amanda Coulson, Pam Burnside and Lawrence Bascom unanimously awarded the honor to Jace McKinney, whose piece “Where is He going? Where has He been?” effectively addressed a wide range of social, geographical, cultural and historical issues regarding the shifting Bahamian landscape.

John Cox is working with the children from the kids club at the Diabetes Research Institute and ACE Diabetes to create a mural called ‘I Can’ which will be installed in downtown Nassau for Diabetes Month November 2012.

Come and be a part of a classy evening of original art & crafts, great cocktails and smooth jazz music when Burns House Group & Absolut Vodka presents Absolut Art Ambition, an art exhibition featuring Absolut Vodka inspired art pieces created by local artists.

Katrina Cartwright, an artist who works with ceramics, has been busily putting together her latest piece.

The artwork will be entered into the Central Bank of The Bahamas’ annual competition… which, this year, features the theme: Redefining The Landscape.

Participants of The Art of Drawing class at Popopstudios progress beautifully in their drawing skills. The class is in its third semester and is taught by professional artist John Cox.

Kendal Hanna got a little help from friends on Saturday, setting up his mega-massive canvas in preparation for his new work for the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas’ NE6 exhibition.