Our Services
Gallery Shop
Visit the NAGN Gallery Shop for indigenous and contemporary
African Craft/Art. Artists and Crafters from different regions
in Namibia, showcase their works here to promote
income-generation projects. Take home something truly Namibian
such as traditional baskets and pottery, African textiles and
jewellery, beadwork, and contemporary wirework. Also available
are CD’s by Namibian musicians, postcards, and prints and
paintings by contemporary African artists.
Exhibiting
Exhibiting @ NAGN is a status for any artist/crafter’s CV and
reputation. Visit our information desk for application forms to
showcase your work @ NAGN, or phone for an appointment with the
Curatorial Team. We also provide venues for Special/Corporate
Functions and Promotional displays. We can assist you with
Publicity and Promotion, Graphic Design of
Posters/Invitations/Flyers, Catering and Framing.
Framing Workshop
The National Art Gallery of Namibia offers artists, the public
and institutions the professional services of our framing
workshop, to acquire quality framing. Handmade wooden frames
with a variety of coloured wood stains. We also rent out frames
for exhibition and display purposes.
Mobile Exhibition System (MES)
During the past year the NAGN acquired panels that will be used
for the Mobile Exhibition System.
This is a partitioning system especially designed to be easily
constructed. It can be set up like a mobile gallery and will
contain for display carefully selected artworks, which form part
of an educational programme for various schools around the
country. Pupils and people from different areas can view
reproductions of the artworks from the NAGN Permanent
collection, as they tour around the country and also receive
educational material regarding the exhibition and are guided
through it.
This system is versatile and can be moved from school to school
and to different regions. The exhibition can be set up for a
certain number of days at a hall.
The Junior Curator, who will be travelling to the different
regions to present the programme, can also make use of the time
to inspect and complete condition reports of the various
artworks in the Government Collection.