List of Bahamian women artists

This is a list of women artists who were born in the Bahamas or whose artworks are closely associated with that country.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

A

• Janine Antoni (born 1964), Bahamian–born American multidisciplinary artist.
• Melissa Alcena (born 1988), is a New York and Bahamas-based photographer whose work is celebrated for her intimate and evocative portrayal of her subjects.

B

• April Bey (born 1987), Bahamian–born American multidisciplinary artist, known for her mixed media tapestries focused on contemporary Black female rhetoric

• Dede Brown (born 1984), was born in Freeport, Grand Bahama, The Bahamas, known for interdisciplinary artist working across painting, photography, mixed media, sculpture, and installation and exploring themes of identity, history, and femininity, particularly within The Bahamas and the broader Caribbean.

C

• Jessica Colebrooke (born 1972), is a Bahamian ceramicist, educator, the first Bahamian female tile manufacturer, and the founder of Jessica's Tileworks Studio Ltd.

F

• Sonia Farmer (born 1987) engages with the book as a creative object, cultural artifact, and educational tool, centralizing text and narrative in her inter-disciplinary practice and she is a founder of Poinciana Paper Press, a Center for Writing, Book Arts and Publishing located in Nassau.

G

• Tamika Galanis, artist, filmmaker, writer, researcher

M

• Anina Major (born 1981), is a visual artist whose work investigates the relationships between self and place as a way of cultivating moments of reflection and a sense of belonging.

S

• Gio Swaby (born 1991), textile artist and designer

R

• Philece Roberts (born 1977), is a visual artist, graphic designer, and illustrator. Her work explores the duality of human emotions, memory, and their connection to nature.

• Leanne Russell, (born 1982), is a visual artist.

W

• Jessica Whittingham a collage artist who strives to create collages with a common theme, emphasizing Black beauty.

• Imogene Walkine (born 1971), is a ceramicist who draws inspiration for her bold creations from nature.

See also

• List of Bahamian artists
• List of Bahamians