Current Exhibition

Da Yard Group Exhibition

“Da Yard” brings together a group of Bahamian artists who turn their attention to a familiar yet deeply formative space: the backyard. Through painting, drawing, and installation, Amaani Hepburn, Reagan Kemp, Malia Kinger, Jordon Ritchie, Dyah Neilson and Samantha Treco explore how this environment operates as both a physical and emotional landscape, one that quietly shapes identity, memory, and cultural belonging. The works are rooted in the textures of everyday life, where gates, chairs, and local flora and fauna become charged with meaning. Nostalgia runs throughout the exhibition as a method of excavation, revealing how ordinary objects hold layered histories and shared experiences across Bahamian communities.

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Opportunities Bulletin

Wildlife Photography Call ...

We invite photographers and animal enthusiasts to submit to our Bahamian Wildlife Photography for a fundraising exhibition for the Bahamas Humane S

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Call for Works: Fragments ...

Open call for artists for group show Fragments of Being: Collage Works on the Human Form & Identity. This call invites artists to

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Call for Works: Solaris

We're thrilled to invite artists to submit their works for Solaris, an upcoming exhibition that delves into the wonders of the cosmos and space. Le

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News

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About Us

The D’Aguilar Art Foundation, launched in 2008, is the culmination of Vincent D’Aguilar’s vision for Bahamian art. One of the most comprehensive privately held art collections in The Bahamas, the Foundation is an educational resource for artists, scholars, collectors, students and the general public. Operating out of a multi-functional exhibition, educational and archival space, we strive to involve members of the public in the ideas and discourse of Bahamian artists..

Research

Search here for a selection of essays, newspaper articles and instructional articles. We hand-pick articles and commission essays that provide context for Bahamian art, artists and the diaspora.

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