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© DOONGALIK STUDIOS ART GALLERY NEWSLETTER

August 2010—
2010—Volume 4, Issue 8
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PROMOTING THE VISION: ”By the Year 2020 more visitors will be attracted to The Bahamas by Bahamian Art, Culture and
Heritage than by sun, sand and sea.”

MAX TAYLOR’S ‘REMNANTS’ WALK & TALK—This month we are pleased to present the first installment of
Max Taylor’s Walk and Talk from the Opening in addition to a short video of this Bahamian Master demonstrat-
ing his wood cut print making process! Please log on to our website www.doongalik.com to view it!!
Remember you can still see the Exhibition which will be on display at #18 Village Road until September 24,
Monday—Friday 9am—5pm! We look forward to seeing you soon!

MUSICAL LEGENDS—Bahamian music was STUDENTS VISIT—Max has dedicated


popular during the 80s and I wanted to pay his life to exposing students to the won-
tribute to some female legends. This watercolor ders and beauty of art. Two groups of
painting shows at the forefront Bahamian song- students visited the Exhibition, one from
bird Eloise Lewis as well as singer Priscilla WOODEN SCULPTURE—These the Ministry of Education’s Art Programme
Rollins, classical pianist Meta Cumberbatch, sculpture are made from many lay- (seen above with the artist) as well as a
and Doris Johnson. I used a dry brush tech- group from the Bahamas Girl Guides As-
ers of plywood that I first glue to-
nique for this and was inspired by Charles sociation’s Summer Camp (seen below).
gether securely then cut into shape
White to write the names in the painting as well.
with a chainsaw. I am very safety
conscious when using this tool!

SAVE WE TINGS—I produced this


woodcut a couple of years ago to pro- INSIDE THIS ISSUE
mote awareness of our many indige- MAX TAYLOR’S
nous animals and plants that we should
IT’S A BLUE DAY—I love jazz and blues ‘REMNANTS’ EXHIBITION
be preserving and protecting for future 1
WALK & TALK Part I
music. Musicians and singers have always generations. After printing it in black I
been an inspiration to me as subject matter added color with acrylic paints to make it DOONGALIK NEWS 2
for my paintings. more distinguishable. NEW ADDITIONS 3
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UPCOMING ART SHOWS
DOONGALIK NEWS
We have been busy preparing for an FROM DEATH TO BIRTH
exciting array of Art Exhibitions all the .
way into 2011 - so mark your calen- I have an amazing story to share
dars now for these fantastic shows in with you….last month we experi-
2010!! enced an electrical fire in our yard
PARADISE ISLAND GALLERY which destroyed a huge logwood
OCTOBER—Roddie Pinder’s All tree - thankfully nobody was hurt
Wood Show will open on Thursday but we bemoaned the ‘death’ of this
November 4 and be on display until magnificent tree which toppled over
Wednesday November 10. You will be from the flames.
treated to exquisite designer wood MARIE VISITS—former Doongalik Sales
works! Representative Marie Dupuch (left) who is
NOVEMBER—Max Taylor’s second furthering her studies in Minnesota, visited
Show this year, “Jazzblutings” will with Pam and Toby on a recent trip back
Open on November 19 and be on dis- home.
play until Friday December 10. This
will be a show of smaller acrylic paint- DOONGALIK’S WORLD FAMOUS
ings depicting musicians as well as
snippets of Bahamian life.
DEAR HEART’S ICED TEA—Aptly
VILLAGE ROAD GALLERY
described as “the best iced tea in the
OCTOBER—Doongalik Studios in
world!” and produced from a secret fam-
We immediately contacted Wood
collaboration with Carter Market- ily recipe passed on to Pam by her late
ing will honour the late Bahamian art- Artists, Robin Hardy (below left) and
Antonius Roberts who arrived with mother, Lona Thompson Jones, this bev-
ists, Tony McKay and Joseph
Spence with a month long exhibition their chain saws to salvage the erage has wowed persons from all around
and events consisting of art, memora- wood—quite a daunting task! the world for years!!!…...and it will be
bilia, recollections and music drawn
from several local collections of the available for sale at the Bahamas National
artists' many friends. Trust’s monthly ‘Da Market’ on Saturday,
The year 2010 marks 40 years since August 21 from 8am—1pm! We look for-
the release of Tony McKay's album
ward to seeing you there!
"Exuma The Obeah Man", as well as
Joseph Spence's 100th birthday. This
multi-media celebration is being or-
ganized, therefore, as a fitting salute Do you enjoy fine art?
to two giants of Bahamian heritage.
NOVEMBER— We are also very ex- Would you like a
cited about the upcoming Artists of Within two weeks Robin presented unique Bahamian ex-
The Bahamas Exhibition which will
take place November 20 - December
me with this perience?
10 and will display the artwork of the beautiful
11 artists featured in this wonderful wooden bowl Doongalik Studios can
documentary produced by Karen Ar- which he had
turned from a
arrange a personal
thur & Tom Neuwirth. The Exhibition
will be mounted in several galleries, piece of the guided tour of local Art
each of which will feature specific art- wood from Galleries just for you on
ists at their location. It promises to be the tree—thank you Robin!! (Notice
an amazing display!
your next trip to Nas-
the image of the bird of hope/swimming
turtle at the inner edge. Isn’t nature sau—contact us by
2011—We already have bookings for
5 Shows in 2011…. we will keep you
amazing?) This therefore is truly a email for further infor-
story of ‘death to birth’ and I will mation.
informed of all the exciting activities
that will accompany these events! keep you informed of other ‘births of
art’ that will emanate from this tree!!
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NEW ADDITIONS
AN T O N I U S JONATHAN BETHEL— We are
ROBERTS - so pleased to now have several
We welcome of Jonathan’s originals in various
Antonius sizes for sale in the gallery.
back with his
amazing Ma-
deira (native
mahogany)
wood sculp-
tures from
his Sacred JANE WATEROUS—Jane has
Woman Se- delivered a smaller People
ries! painting—this one is called
“In Line”.
BRENT MALONE – Brent’s
daughter, Marysa has delivered
this giclee on canvas of Brent’s CHANTAL BE-
famous ‘Lucayan Sea Goddess’ THEL—We have
that he painted in 1977. a new original
from Chantal’s
striking gold leaf
series which are
always popular.
Chantal lives and
works in Freeport, A L I S T A I R
Grand Bahama. STEVENSON—
This art student
has brought in
another ceramic
seahorse sculpture
NEW ARTIST ISHBEL MAC-
DONALD—We welcome Ishbel
RODDIE PINDER—A new ship- to the Doongalik Family! This
ment of Roddie Pinder’s wooden artist, also from Freeport,
bowls and boxes, several from Grand Bahama has a beautiful
beautiful tamarind wood, have variety of note cards in two CARIFRINGE is coming..
just been received. sizes.
This October The Bahamas will
host the first Annual
CARIFRINGE Art Festival here in
Nassau from October 1—11.
Check out the website
www.carifringe.org for more
information on the wide variety of
artistic happenings that will be
taking place. This will be an
excellent time to visit Nassau for
an exciting variety of Bahamian
and regional art and cultural
events!! Book now!!

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