An Archipelagic Vision: Renewal at the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas
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In-house design for an exhibition by the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas, at its satellite space, Canal House Gallery in Freeport, The Bahamas.
An Archipelagic Vision: Renewal focuses on artists from Grand Bahama whose work explores landscape, healing, and reparative care. The exhibition brings together painting, textile, sculpture, and ceramics, and seeks to decenter Nassau as the primary source of visual cultural production in The Bahamas. A lot of the work is concerned with our relationship to nature, and with the tension between creation and destruction.
The title is set in Drummond (Blackletra), which I liked for its warmth and tactile quality. It felt appropriate alongside the work of Claudette Dean, Laurie Tuchel, Chantal Bethel, Kenneth Heslop, Jo Morasco, Melanie Darville, and Veronica Dorsett. The body text is set in Peridot (Foundry5) for its legibility and as a clean counterpoint to the curator’s narrative.
Curated by Letitia Pratt, National Art Gallery of The Bahamas.
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