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A closer look.

Selected works by Amos Ferguson, now available in a strictly limited edition.

Each print offers a way to live with the work—beyond the gallery, within your own space.

Available through Exuma Arts Network.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #LimitedEdition #IslandArt #CaribbeanCollectors

Four weeks in, and "An Island Unto Their Own" continues to grow in meaningful ways.

Over the past few weeks, Exuma Arts Network has welcomed school groups for tours and workshops (virtual and in-person), hosted Creative Club weekly within the exhibition space, and shared the work of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson with both local and international visitors.

We’ve also begun the release of limited edition prints featuring selected works by Amos Ferguson. While sales are still in their early stages, the response and interest have been incredibly encouraging—and we’re grateful to everyone who has reached out, visited the exhibition, shared the work, or supported EAN along the way.

This exhibition has become more than a show. It has become a space for conversation, learning, remembrance, and connection.

If you haven’t visited yet, we hope you’ll stop by.
On view through June 11.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #AmosFerguson #CatGlass #CommunityThroughArt #ArtsEducation #CulturalLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Four weeks in, and "An Island Unto Their Own" continues to grow in meaningful ways.

Over the past few weeks, Exuma Arts Network has welcomed school groups for tours and workshops (virtual and in-person), hosted Creative Club weekly within the exhibition space, and shared the work of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson with both local and international visitors.

We’ve also begun the release of limited edition prints featuring selected works by Amos Ferguson. While sales are still in their early stages, the response and interest have been incredibly encouraging—and we’re grateful to everyone who has reached out, visited the exhibition, shared the work, or supported EAN along the way.

This exhibition has become more than a show. It has become a space for conversation, learning, remembrance, and connection.

If you haven’t visited yet, we hope you’ll stop by.
On view through June 11.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #AmosFerguson #CatGlass #CommunityThroughArt #ArtsEducation #CulturalLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Four weeks in, and "An Island Unto Their Own" continues to grow in meaningful ways.

Over the past few weeks, Exuma Arts Network has welcomed school groups for tours and workshops (virtual and in-person), hosted Creative Club weekly within the exhibition space, and shared the work of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson with both local and international visitors.

We’ve also begun the release of limited edition prints featuring selected works by Amos Ferguson. While sales are still in their early stages, the response and interest have been incredibly encouraging—and we’re grateful to everyone who has reached out, visited the exhibition, shared the work, or supported EAN along the way.

This exhibition has become more than a show. It has become a space for conversation, learning, remembrance, and connection.

If you haven’t visited yet, we hope you’ll stop by.
On view through June 11.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #AmosFerguson #CatGlass #CommunityThroughArt #ArtsEducation #CulturalLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Four weeks in, and "An Island Unto Their Own" continues to grow in meaningful ways.

Over the past few weeks, Exuma Arts Network has welcomed school groups for tours and workshops (virtual and in-person), hosted Creative Club weekly within the exhibition space, and shared the work of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson with both local and international visitors.

We’ve also begun the release of limited edition prints featuring selected works by Amos Ferguson. While sales are still in their early stages, the response and interest have been incredibly encouraging—and we’re grateful to everyone who has reached out, visited the exhibition, shared the work, or supported EAN along the way.

This exhibition has become more than a show. It has become a space for conversation, learning, remembrance, and connection.

If you haven’t visited yet, we hope you’ll stop by.
On view through June 11.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #AmosFerguson #CatGlass #CommunityThroughArt #ArtsEducation #CulturalLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Four weeks in, and "An Island Unto Their Own" continues to grow in meaningful ways.

Over the past few weeks, Exuma Arts Network has welcomed school groups for tours and workshops (virtual and in-person), hosted Creative Club weekly within the exhibition space, and shared the work of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson with both local and international visitors.

We’ve also begun the release of limited edition prints featuring selected works by Amos Ferguson. While sales are still in their early stages, the response and interest have been incredibly encouraging—and we’re grateful to everyone who has reached out, visited the exhibition, shared the work, or supported EAN along the way.

This exhibition has become more than a show. It has become a space for conversation, learning, remembrance, and connection.

If you haven’t visited yet, we hope you’ll stop by.
On view through June 11.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #AmosFerguson #CatGlass #CommunityThroughArt #ArtsEducation #CulturalLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Four weeks in, and "An Island Unto Their Own" continues to grow in meaningful ways.

Over the past few weeks, Exuma Arts Network has welcomed school groups for tours and workshops (virtual and in-person), hosted Creative Club weekly within the exhibition space, and shared the work of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson with both local and international visitors.

We’ve also begun the release of limited edition prints featuring selected works by Amos Ferguson. While sales are still in their early stages, the response and interest have been incredibly encouraging—and we’re grateful to everyone who has reached out, visited the exhibition, shared the work, or supported EAN along the way.

This exhibition has become more than a show. It has become a space for conversation, learning, remembrance, and connection.

If you haven’t visited yet, we hope you’ll stop by.
On view through June 11.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #AmosFerguson #CatGlass #CommunityThroughArt #ArtsEducation #CulturalLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Not all prints are created equally.

Edition size.
Archival materials.
Estate authorization.

These details matter—not just in how a work looks, but in how it holds its value and meaning over time.

Each print released through "An Island Unto Their Own" has been produced with care, intention, and respect for Amos Ferguson's legacy.

A quieter way of collecting.
One rooted in preservation, not reproduction.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #Printmaking #ArtEducation #CaribbeanArt

Not all prints are created equally.

Edition size.
Archival materials.
Estate authorization.

These details matter—not just in how a work looks, but in how it holds its value and meaning over time.

Each print released through "An Island Unto Their Own" has been produced with care, intention, and respect for Amos Ferguson's legacy.

A quieter way of collecting.
One rooted in preservation, not reproduction.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #Printmaking #ArtEducation #CaribbeanArt

Not all prints are created equally.

Edition size.
Archival materials.
Estate authorization.

These details matter—not just in how a work looks, but in how it holds its value and meaning over time.

Each print released through "An Island Unto Their Own" has been produced with care, intention, and respect for Amos Ferguson's legacy.

A quieter way of collecting.
One rooted in preservation, not reproduction.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #Printmaking #ArtEducation #CaribbeanArt

What happens when science meets art?

On Tuesday, April 28th, Exuma Arts Network welcomed the George Town Primary Science Club for a lively and curious visit to "An Island Unto Their Own".

Led by Sann Sann Lam, the tour explored how artists use a process not so different from the Scientific Method:

Observation → Hypothesis → Experiment → Analysis → Conclusion

From looking closely at brushwork to imagining meaning and testing ideas through discussion, students discovered that art—like science—is built on curiosity and exploration.

A special moment: Curtis 'Cat' Glass’s granddaughter was part of the group, connecting past and present in a meaningful way.

#ExumaArts #ArtsEducation #CreativeLearning #ScienceMeetsArt #BahamianArt #CommunityThroughArt

What happens when science meets art?

On Tuesday, April 28th, Exuma Arts Network welcomed the George Town Primary Science Club for a lively and curious visit to "An Island Unto Their Own".

Led by Sann Sann Lam, the tour explored how artists use a process not so different from the Scientific Method:

Observation → Hypothesis → Experiment → Analysis → Conclusion

From looking closely at brushwork to imagining meaning and testing ideas through discussion, students discovered that art—like science—is built on curiosity and exploration.

A special moment: Curtis 'Cat' Glass’s granddaughter was part of the group, connecting past and present in a meaningful way.

#ExumaArts #ArtsEducation #CreativeLearning #ScienceMeetsArt #BahamianArt #CommunityThroughArt

What happens when science meets art?

On Tuesday, April 28th, Exuma Arts Network welcomed the George Town Primary Science Club for a lively and curious visit to "An Island Unto Their Own".

Led by Sann Sann Lam, the tour explored how artists use a process not so different from the Scientific Method:

Observation → Hypothesis → Experiment → Analysis → Conclusion

From looking closely at brushwork to imagining meaning and testing ideas through discussion, students discovered that art—like science—is built on curiosity and exploration.

A special moment: Curtis 'Cat' Glass’s granddaughter was part of the group, connecting past and present in a meaningful way.

#ExumaArts #ArtsEducation #CreativeLearning #ScienceMeetsArt #BahamianArt #CommunityThroughArt

We’re excited to share this!

Exuma Arts Network has received a generous $1,000 donation from Exuma Garden Club in support of our annual children’s summer camp and ongoing programming.

This kind of support makes a real difference—helping us create space for young people to explore, imagine, and grow through art.

As we gear up for this year’s summer camp, we’re looking forward to what’s ahead—and welcoming others who would like to be part of it.

#ExumaArts #CommunitySupport #ArtsEducation #SummerCamp #BahamianArt #CreativeYouth

Extending a legacy.

A limited selection of works by Amos Ferguson is now available as estate-authorized prints.

Produced in a strictly limited edition of 10 per image, each piece reflects a commitment to preserving the integrity of the original work.

Available through Exuma Arts Network.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #LimitedEdition #CulturalLegacy

Extending a legacy.

A limited selection of works by Amos Ferguson is now available as estate-authorized prints.

Produced in a strictly limited edition of 10 per image, each piece reflects a commitment to preserving the integrity of the original work.

Available through Exuma Arts Network.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #LimitedEdition #CulturalLegacy

Extending a legacy.

A limited selection of works by Amos Ferguson is now available as estate-authorized prints.

Produced in a strictly limited edition of 10 per image, each piece reflects a commitment to preserving the integrity of the original work.

Available through Exuma Arts Network.

#AmosFerguson #BahamianArt #ArtCollectors #LimitedEdition #CulturalLegacy

Tune in tonight!

Sann Sann Lam, Founding Director of Exuma Arts Network, joins "What’s Trending!" with Jimenita Swain as part of Culture in Color—a ZNS series spotlighting Bahamian creativity and community art in action.

From the vision behind "An Island Unto Their Own" to the powerful dialogue between Amos Ferguson and Curtis 'Cat' Glass, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

📺 6:00 PM EST | Tonight
Watch on ZNS (Rev 211 | Flow 113)
Or stream via ZNS Digital on YouTube or at znsbahamas.com

Set your reminder—and join us.

#ExumaArts #CultureInColor #BahamianArt #ZNSBahamas #ArtInTheBahamas #IslandCreativity

A space to create, every week.

Exuma Arts Network’s Creative Club is an ongoing afterschool program—designed as a safe, welcoming environment where young people can create freely and be themselves.

Currently hosted in the gallery alongside the works of Curtis 'Cat' Glass and Amos Ferguson, the program invites participants to unplug and engage fully in imagination, exploration, and hands-on making.

No devices. Just art, conversation, and room to grow creatively and confidently.

Every Thursday | 3:30–5:00 PM
Ages 6+ | $20 per session

#ExumaArts #CreativeClub #AfterSchoolArt #BahamianArt #CreativeYouth #ArtLivesHere

Extending the exhibition beyond the gallery.

Last Friday, Exuma Arts Network hosted a virtual tour of "An Island Unto Their Own" with a children’s afterschool art club in Long Island—followed by a hands-on workshop inspired by the work of Amos Ferguson.

Led by EAN Founding Director Sann Sann Lam and supported on the ground by resident art educator Natasha Knowles, the session created space for young artists to explore storytelling, color, and imagination through their own interpretations.

Moments like these reflect what the exhibition makes possible—connection, learning, and creative exchange across islands.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #ArtsEducation #CreativeYouth #CommunityThroughArt #AmosFerguson

Extending the exhibition beyond the gallery.

Last Friday, Exuma Arts Network hosted a virtual tour of "An Island Unto Their Own" with a children’s afterschool art club in Long Island—followed by a hands-on workshop inspired by the work of Amos Ferguson.

Led by EAN Founding Director Sann Sann Lam and supported on the ground by resident art educator Natasha Knowles, the session created space for young artists to explore storytelling, color, and imagination through their own interpretations.

Moments like these reflect what the exhibition makes possible—connection, learning, and creative exchange across islands.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #ArtsEducation #CreativeYouth #CommunityThroughArt #AmosFerguson

Extending the exhibition beyond the gallery.

Last Friday, Exuma Arts Network hosted a virtual tour of "An Island Unto Their Own" with a children’s afterschool art club in Long Island—followed by a hands-on workshop inspired by the work of Amos Ferguson.

Led by EAN Founding Director Sann Sann Lam and supported on the ground by resident art educator Natasha Knowles, the session created space for young artists to explore storytelling, color, and imagination through their own interpretations.

Moments like these reflect what the exhibition makes possible—connection, learning, and creative exchange across islands.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #ArtsEducation #CreativeYouth #CommunityThroughArt #AmosFerguson

Some companions never leave your side.

For Curtis 'Cat' Glass, dogs were more than part of the landscape—they were part of life itself. Loyal, present, and quietly constant, they appear throughout his work not as background, but as witnesses to everyday moments.

In many of his paintings, a dog rests nearby—watching, waiting, sharing space without demand. Much like in his own life, where his black dog was a steady companion, always close as he worked, observed, and created.

These small but powerful details remind us that his art was never just about scenery. It was about relationship—between people, place, and the beings who move through it with us.

On view now at Exuma Arts Network through June 11.

#CatGlass #Exuma #BahamianArt #ArtLivesHere #IslandLife #ManBestFriend

Some companions never leave your side.

For Curtis 'Cat' Glass, dogs were more than part of the landscape—they were part of life itself. Loyal, present, and quietly constant, they appear throughout his work not as background, but as witnesses to everyday moments.

In many of his paintings, a dog rests nearby—watching, waiting, sharing space without demand. Much like in his own life, where his black dog was a steady companion, always close as he worked, observed, and created.

These small but powerful details remind us that his art was never just about scenery. It was about relationship—between people, place, and the beings who move through it with us.

On view now at Exuma Arts Network through June 11.

#CatGlass #Exuma #BahamianArt #ArtLivesHere #IslandLife #ManBestFriend

Some companions never leave your side.

For Curtis 'Cat' Glass, dogs were more than part of the landscape—they were part of life itself. Loyal, present, and quietly constant, they appear throughout his work not as background, but as witnesses to everyday moments.

In many of his paintings, a dog rests nearby—watching, waiting, sharing space without demand. Much like in his own life, where his black dog was a steady companion, always close as he worked, observed, and created.

These small but powerful details remind us that his art was never just about scenery. It was about relationship—between people, place, and the beings who move through it with us.

On view now at Exuma Arts Network through June 11.

#CatGlass #Exuma #BahamianArt #ArtLivesHere #IslandLife #ManBestFriend

Some companions never leave your side.

For Curtis 'Cat' Glass, dogs were more than part of the landscape—they were part of life itself. Loyal, present, and quietly constant, they appear throughout his work not as background, but as witnesses to everyday moments.

In many of his paintings, a dog rests nearby—watching, waiting, sharing space without demand. Much like in his own life, where his black dog was a steady companion, always close as he worked, observed, and created.

These small but powerful details remind us that his art was never just about scenery. It was about relationship—between people, place, and the beings who move through it with us.

On view now at Exuma Arts Network through June 11.

#CatGlass #Exuma #BahamianArt #ArtLivesHere #IslandLife #ManBestFriend

Thank you for being part of an unforgettable opening.

This past Saturday, "An Island Unto Their Own" welcomed community members, visitors to Exuma, and the family of Curtis 'Cat' Glass into a shared space of reflection, memory, and connection. We are deeply grateful to everyone who came out to experience the exhibition and honor these two remarkable artistic legacies.

This exhibition is made possible through the care and generosity of many:

Volunteers:
Amy Butler, Erica Thornborrow, Elizabeth Loper, Joanne McGovern

Community Contributors of Artworks:
Margaret & Matt Balitsaris
Jenny & Chris Kettel
Tina & Norm Hertz
Rosemary Minns
Kay Turnquest
Elizabeth Loper
Dive Exuma
Fina Johnson

Special Thanks:
The Glass family, in particular, Keva Glass
Sammarko Lightbourne at The Blaze 98.3
The Amos Ferguson Estate
Katie and Paul Tyler

We are honored to hold these stories with you.

On view through June 11 at Exuma Arts Network.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #CommunityThroughArt #CatGlass #AmosFerguson #IslandLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Thank you for being part of an unforgettable opening.

This past Saturday, "An Island Unto Their Own" welcomed community members, visitors to Exuma, and the family of Curtis 'Cat' Glass into a shared space of reflection, memory, and connection. We are deeply grateful to everyone who came out to experience the exhibition and honor these two remarkable artistic legacies.

This exhibition is made possible through the care and generosity of many:

Volunteers:
Amy Butler, Erica Thornborrow, Elizabeth Loper, Joanne McGovern

Community Contributors of Artworks:
Margaret & Matt Balitsaris
Jenny & Chris Kettel
Tina & Norm Hertz
Rosemary Minns
Kay Turnquest
Elizabeth Loper
Dive Exuma
Fina Johnson

Special Thanks:
The Glass family, in particular, Keva Glass
Sammarko Lightbourne at The Blaze 98.3
The Amos Ferguson Estate
Katie and Paul Tyler

We are honored to hold these stories with you.

On view through June 11 at Exuma Arts Network.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #CommunityThroughArt #CatGlass #AmosFerguson #IslandLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Thank you for being part of an unforgettable opening.

This past Saturday, "An Island Unto Their Own" welcomed community members, visitors to Exuma, and the family of Curtis 'Cat' Glass into a shared space of reflection, memory, and connection. We are deeply grateful to everyone who came out to experience the exhibition and honor these two remarkable artistic legacies.

This exhibition is made possible through the care and generosity of many:

Volunteers:
Amy Butler, Erica Thornborrow, Elizabeth Loper, Joanne McGovern

Community Contributors of Artworks:
Margaret & Matt Balitsaris
Jenny & Chris Kettel
Tina & Norm Hertz
Rosemary Minns
Kay Turnquest
Elizabeth Loper
Dive Exuma
Fina Johnson

Special Thanks:
The Glass family, in particular, Keva Glass
Sammarko Lightbourne at The Blaze 98.3
The Amos Ferguson Estate
Katie and Paul Tyler

We are honored to hold these stories with you.

On view through June 11 at Exuma Arts Network.

#ExumaArts #BahamianArt #CommunityThroughArt #CatGlass #AmosFerguson #IslandLegacy #ArtLivesHere

Today.

#ExumaArts #OpeningDay #BahamianArt