DOONGALIK STUDIOS ART GALLERY NEWSLETTER

June 2017 Volume 11 Issue 6 - Happy Fathers Day!

20 Village Road Open Mon, Tues, Wed 10am 4pm - Selected Saturdays 9am-1pm
P.O. Box N-1207 Nassau, Bahamas Tel (242) 394.1886 Email: pam.burnside@doongalik.com
Website: www.doongalik.com We are also on Facebookfacebook.com/doongalik
PROMOTING THE VISION: By the Year 2020 more visitors will be attracted to The Bahamas by Bahamian Art,
Culture and Heritage than by merely sun, sand and sea.

EVENTS THIS MONTH AT DOONGALIKplease join us!

It was all about

hair all day on
May 27 as
women, girls,
men and boys
traversed the
Doongalik
property to
get their
natural
hair cared
for and in
order!

IN THIS ISSUE
THIS MONTH AT DOONGALIK 1
DOONGALIK NEWS & NEW ITEMS 2
NEWS (contd) & CREATIVE NASSAU 3
POINCIANA JUNEThe month of June brings the summer
heat, the rains, and the vibrant awakening of bursts of colour
from the flowers of the Poinciana trees which are also the
NEW ITEMS
inspiration for vibrant works of art!
ROBIN HARDY -
Wooden bowl with
uneven lidded edge

RICHARD COULSON
Autobiography
IMOGENE WALKINEStriking ceramic Poinciana bowl

. JEROME CARTWRIGHT
Book of Poetry and
Prose

ROSEMARY HANNA & ELCI Photographs

KATERINA KOVATCHEVAPoinciana watercolour MALCOLM RAEAbstract conch watercolour

 DOONGALIK FARMERS MARKET The Marina Village Art Walk at
Held every other Sat. from 9am1pm - next Markets: June 17 & July 1 Atlantis, Paradise IslandThe next
event will be held on Saturday, June 24
please join us for the fun and festivities!

DOONGALIK & CREATIVE NASSAU FEATURED

AT THE RECENT CARIBBEAN STUDIES
ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
Doongalik and
Creative Nassau
President, Pam
Burnside (3rd
left), was invited
to present at the
recent CSA Con-
ference held in Nassau. June 5-10th.
The theme of the Conference was Culture and Knowl-
edge Economies: The Future of Caribbean Develop-
ment? with the Plenary Session topic of Activist Inter-
ventions: Working on the Front Line, chaired by CSA
President Keithley Woolward (right) with other panelists
(left to right) Dr Rita Pratt of the Bahamas African Heri-
tage Museum; Malaika Brooks-Smith from Groundation
Grenada; and Diana Hamilton from the Cat Island Accor-
dion Camp. The full text of her presentation can be
found in the News section on the CN website
www.creativenassau.com. Photos below kind courtesy of Eric Rose ,BIS