The National Cultural Foundation
West Terrace,
St. James, Barbados
246-417-6610
Arts & Culture – Visual Arts
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#FutureFWRD Crop Over Exhibition starts today
Date: July 13, 2022Subject: #FutureFWRD Crop Over Exhibition starts today The second series of the three-part Against All Odds Central Bank Crop Over 2022 Visual Arts Exhibition, will start tonight at the Queen’s Park Gallery. Following the first series, Questions of Freedom, which ended last week, the second series #FutureFRWD begins tonight and runs until Wednesday August ...
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Local art and craft at Crop Over mega fair
Date: July 1, 2022Subject: Local art and craft at Crop Over mega fair Many unique and fun aspects of Barbados’ cultural and heritage scene will be on display at Portvale Sugar Factory, St James on July 2, when the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) officially starts the 2022 Crop Over Festival. ...
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Costume making for Juniors
May 13, 2022Subject: Costume making for juniors Juniors and other viewers can now benefit first-hand from tips in costume-making. That’s because the National Cultural Foundation has started an online series Play De Mas: Junior Costume Making 101. The programme provides short and engaging educational content for children and new masquerade ...
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Barbados’ rich history digitised
‘Snippets of Our Past: On the Heels of Republicanism’,a special exhibition highlighting significant moments of Barbados’ social and political evolution to Republican status has been launched into the metaverse. Archival records depicting the island’s complex history, both painful and celebratory, are now accessible via a virtual gallery on the NCF’s ...
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QUINTessence: (5)5 Stages of Change through Barbados’ National Collections
The National Cultural Foundation (NCF ) is pleased to launch its first virtual visual arts exhibition: QUINTessence: (5)5 Stages of Change through Barbados’ National Collections. Click the image above to view the catalogue or click the exhibition link to tour at your own convenience.
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Barbados-based artist Annalee Davis launches first solo exhibition in the UK
The National Cultural Foundation, in its continued effort to support the creative industries, offered support to Barbadian-based artist Annalee Davis to build a new website platforming her hybrid art practice ahead of her first solo exhibition in the UK entitled re: wilding at Haarlem Artspace in Derbyshire. The exhibition opened September 12, 2020 and presents a ...
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