Art and Artist Community – Nassau Bahamas
Opening reception of Antonius Robert’s Parrots of The Bahamas exhibition.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012 from 6:30 – 8:30pm
at Hillside House, 25 Cumberland Street, Nassau, Bahamas
Caroline Stahala will give a brief talk on the Abaco parrots
Please note that Lady Holly Knowles will be cutting the ribbon promptly at 6:45pm.
Radio celebrity Jeff Lloyd from Star FM hosted his radio show on location at Popopstudios on Friday, September 21, 2012, where he was engaged in an entertaining and informative discussion on art with Popopstudios’ artists John Cox, Jan Elliott and Katrina Cartwright.
Almost one year ago, the largest collection of Bahamian visual artists’ work was displayed at the Waterloo Center for the Arts in a historic moment for Bahamian art and culture.
After a successful reception by the audiences in Iowa, “Master Artists of The Bahamas” has traveled across states to Tallahassee, Florida to open at the Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) at Florida State University.
As a hub of creative energy, Popopstudios International Center for the Visual Arts is a shifting art space, reflecting its many residents and visitors in the splashes of artwork in its public spaces – yet tucked away into an unassuming façade in the heart of Chippingham.
Most recently, however, its back entrance has transformed at the hands of international artist-in-resident Chawne Paige and a dozen volunteers into a welcoming space appropriate for the exciting creativity buzzing behind its walls.
Just installed last week, a new mural for Chives Cafe at New Providence Community Center on Blake Road. Stop in for lunch and check out Dede Brown’s work.
“The Art of Drawing” – a class instructed by veteran artist John Cox, began on Monday. The class focuses on direct observation using the model as the prime subject. Participants will depart from the traditional and explore possibilities of non-objective approaches to drawing.
Can you judge a story by its book? Expand you knowledge about book binding structures and to think about the book as a participant in story rather than simply a vessel. Or get your hands dirty and have some fun learning basic handbuilding techniques to create functional and non-functional teapots.
