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The 2017 Youth Camera Action Introductory Level 1 and Intermediate Level 2 Summer Camp gave middle schools students aged 11-14 opportunities in developing their camera skills, leadership skills and learning creative strategies while developing a port...

JF Roxburgh, the legendary first headmaster of England’s Stowe school, once good-humouredly said his overriding purpose was to turn out young men who would be “acceptable at a dance and invaluable in a shipwreck”. Perhaps the examples he used are s...

Great news: Joscelyn Gardner’s Mary Prince multimedia installation at the Bermuda National Gallery is being held over until next Thursday. So, for those who have not already seen it, there is still opportunity to do so. For those who want to see it a...

Bermuda National Gallery has faced a new financial blow with the need to replace its entire air-conditioning system. The gallery’s treasurer reported “major capital investment issues” back in March, and with this latest expense of $160,000, the gall...

Joscelyn Gardner believes things are never black or white. And so it’s the grey bits she’s chosen to highlight in her exhibit featuring the famed Bermuda slave, Mary Prince. It opens at the Bermuda National Gallery tonight, alongside the Bermuda Bien...

From satirical artwork targeting Hitler to treasured children’s cartoons humanising the animal world — the works of the late Peter Woolcock are to go under the hammer next Friday. Many people will know Mr Woolcock for his weekly political cartoons in...

Trauma and tragedy are paramount to Charlie Godet Thomas’s work. The artist draws much inspiration from the complex emotions that are integral to literature and poetry. In contrast, the past year has brought him happy exposure. He had his first sol...

The Bermuda National Gallery is facing “major capital investment issues”, its treasurer has revealed. In the BNG’s 2015 annual report, James Hallett outlined the gallery’s struggle to rescale following the “broad decline of business and population i...

The back of singer Joy Barnum’s neck often hurts after a performance. It’s from laughing and smiling so much. She kicks the stereotype of a sombre, stern opera singer right to the kerb. “People tell me a lot that I’m not what they expected from an ...

A poet, a musician and sometime actor. Many people only know Peter Woolcock for his celebrated political cartooning. However, an exhibition chronicling his life has drawn attention to his other talents. Peter Woolcock: A Tribute opened to the public...

An exhibition about the life and work of popular cartoonist Peter Woolcock has opened at the Bermuda National Gallery. Peter Woolcock: A Tribute, which runs until May 28, showcases the Argentinian-born artist’s stellar career in chronological order. ...

A book featuring previously unseen works by the late Peter Woolcock is set to be launched next Friday at the Bermuda National Gallery. Woolcock’s Wonders includes a number of children’s illustrations, including drawings from three unpublished childre...