Situated in the heart of Hamilton in the City Hall & Arts Centre, the Bermuda National Gallery aims to connect and inspire Bermuda’s community through art, culture and dialogue.

The gallery, which is home to Bermuda’s national art collection, provides a platform for local artists and presents their works alongside international exhibitions that are relevant to the local community.

BNG is temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic but exhibitions can be visited online at www.bermudantionalgallery.com/exhibitions 

Current exhibitions:

2020 Bermuda Biennial

The Bermuda Biennial, sponsored by Bacardi Limited, provides a critical platform for the island’s contemporary artists. Now in its 14th iteration, this year’s theme Let Me You Something speaks to our unique, individual stories and the agency we have direct and respond to them.

What’s Poppin’ Pop Art And Its Influence

Presenting works from Andy Warhol and Lichtenstein to Banksy and Kaws, this exhibition explores the role of the Pop Art movement and the ways in which the Pop Art philosophy and process continue to influence 21st century artists and culture. 

Land & Sea: Fragile Treasures 

The landscape in Bermuda has been source of inspiration to many artists. Discover the works of American Impressionists who flocked to the island at the turn of the century to capture Bermuda’s special quality of light and the region’s natural beauty.