Author: Bahamas Photographer
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Richard Coulson
Mr. Coulson said he hadn’t had a portrait done in about seven years. He sat down in the appointed spot and very obviously opened his eyes wide for each click of the camera. “For portraits, I deliberately open my eyes wide,” he said.
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Pam Burnside
I asked Pam what it meant to her to be Bahamian. She responded with glowing positivity. Pam loves the Bahamas as did her husband, beloved cultural icon Jackson Burnside. Pam said, “I consider myself to be a true-true Bahamian, because as my husband would say, ‘We love The Bahamas’… we have such a very rich…
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George Cox
Much like with Kendal Hanna, when we asked George Cox to sit for a portrait session for the Bahamian Project we had a very clear idea of the look we wanted to elicit from him. He has a somewhat bemused expression that seems to signal the coming of a lighthearted quip. And, indeed, a witticism…
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Kendal Hanna
Kendal takes his art very seriously. He doesn’t just paint… he plans and contemplates. His strokes and splashes of paint are quite deliberate, as if he is mapping out a blueprint of his mental landscape.
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Collaborating With The NAGB and Popopstudios
The Bahamian Project got off to a great start in early July 2012 when we presented the concept to Amanda Coulson and John Cox of the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB).
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Launch of The Bahamian Project
Welcome to The Bahamian Project. The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas and Popopstudios International Center for the Visual Arts announce the launch of the Bahamian Project; a community inspired initiative designed to capture the character and preserve the legacy of Bahamians from all walks of life and all Islands of The Bahamas. In just…