Photographer Duke Wells and his crew created a simple set, resembling the chaotic aftermath of a hurricane, to photograph a team of first responders days after the devastation of Hurricane Dorian … Continue readingHurricane Dorian Civilian Responders
The Bahamian Project will launch a major exhibition of images at the Central Bank Gallery in July, 2017. … Continue readingBahamian Project To Unveil Its Largest Exhibition Ever At Central Bank Gallery
1. The Bahamian Project was founded after the death of Jackson Burnside. Finding no classic images of the art & cultural icon for an online obituary, Photographer Duke Wells and his wife, artist Ana-Lisa, embarked upon an initiative to photograph social & cultural icons to … Continue reading5 Facts You May Not Know About The Bahamian Project!
Over the past four years, Bahamian Project photographers have created over 120 high-quality portraits that capture the personality of people whose lives have helped shape the heart and soul of The Bahamas. … Continue readingPreserving History Through Portraiture
The Bahamian Project is an art photography project that has created a collection of portraits that acts as the underpinning of the first national portrait gallery of The Bahamas. … Continue readingWhat The Bahamian Project Is – And What it is Not
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Philip A. Burrows was born in Nassau, Bahamas on December 10, 1956. A 1974 graduate of Aquinas College, he is an accomplished Bahamian director, actor and producer. … Continue readingPhilip Burrows
The Bahamian Project was created in 2012 to explore the Bahamian reality from a humanistic point of view. The goal of the Project is to create a permanent collection of photographs to provide recognition, foster cultural awareness and create a record of the people who … Continue readingThe Bahamian Project