Discover the vibrant world of Jamaican art at the National Gallery of Jamaica – the island’s premier public art museum.

The National Gallery of Jamaica was established in 1974 and is the oldest and largest public art gallery in the Anglophone Caribbean.

Nestled in the bustling city of Kingston, the National Gallery of Jamaica showcases an extensive collection of Jamaican art, ranging from the early Taino works to contemporary pieces by emerging and established artists.

As the oldest and largest public art museum in the English-speaking Caribbean, it offers an unparalleled insight into the island’s artistic heritage and contemporary cultural expressions.

The National Gallery of Jamaica is renowned for its diverse and dynamic exhibitions, which include permanent collections as well as rotating exhibits that highlight various artistic movements and themes.

Visitors can immerse themselves in the works of celebrated Jamaican artists such as Edna Manley, Barrington Watson and Albert Huie, as well as explore cutting-edge pieces by today’s innovators.

The gallery also hosts educational programs, tours and special events, making it a vibrant cultural hub for both locals and tourists.