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To take preliminary photographs of ship pilot Kristen Greene, Henry Ward hung over the side of Spirit of Bermuda tethered by a rope. He met Dennis Fagundo and John Pereira, the founders of D & J Construction, in a large, very dark warehouse. As one m...

Visitors to a West End resort will be able to enjoy work by island artists when their prints and photographs feature in guest rooms. An interior design renovation project at Cambridge Beaches Resort and Spa is themed around the spirit of a world trav...

Painter Henry Ward will deliver a talk on his approach to portraiture, including his experience painting the late Queen. Mr Ward, will also speak about his recent From Darkness to Light exhibition at the Bermuda National Gallery, where this talk wil...

Written in lucid and silken prose, Bermudian author Angela Barry’s The Drowned Forest is, in the words of Jacob Ross, the associate editor of fiction at Peepal Tree Press, a foundational text. In the Anglophone Americas, it takes its place in the tr...

Troika is looking for a cast for Sarafina!, the South African musical that became a worldwide hit. The show will run as Work in Progress #8 under the direction of Nhlanhla “Lucky” Ngema, who performed in the original production written by his brother...

This summer, Sue Stephenson was preoccupied with boats. Sails in particular captured her fancy: she watched as they moved about the harbours here, and googled images for closer inspection. Then she set to work painting. Point of Sail, her collect...

For Roshie Trott, entering artwork in this year’s MindFrame PhotoVoice Exhibition was a major triumph. She has four pieces in the show of work by Mid-Atlantic Wellness clients on now at the Bermuda Society of Arts. Last year, she was in a very dark...

A young artist’s first solo exhibition has opened at Masterworks with ethereal prints and boundary-pushing interpretations. Jahbarri Wilson, 24, said: “I don’t know how to put it into words, but this is something I’ve been waiting for a long time. I ...

For anyone who is struggling to write a book, a poem or a blog, Sian Blackmore is offering help. With her friend Jo-Rena Davis, she has carved out a safe space for writers in need of a kick to get them started. If that’s not enough, a curated selecti...

On Pinterest, Donna Pink saw pictures of baskets made using royal palm and figured it would be easy to create her own. As it turned out, it was downright frustrating. For a start there was the challenge of actually finding the fronds. She once begged...

A Bermudian artist has been left “honoured” after painting a high-profile mural celebrating a team of Black university athletes who took a landmark stand against racism more than 50 years ago. Dubbed the “Syracuse 8” by the media of the day – even th...

Space constraints left me unable to do a complete review of the Bermuda National Gallery’s 2022 Bermuda Biennial this summer. In this sequel, I intend to finish the task although, as with my first critique I am only focusing on the visual arts, despi...