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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 Woolcock’s Wonders includes a number of children’s illustrations, including drawings from three unpublished childre...

The Bermuda National Gallery has officially renamed one of its galleries in honour of the Young family. John and Nelga Young gave more than 100 works of art to the gallery about ten years ago, including several sculptures now at Queen Elizabeth Park....

An exhibition detailing the life and work of late cartoonist Peter Woolcock is set to hit the Bermuda National Gallery next year. Decades of the artist’s work will be featured in the show, set to open on January 21, including a host of never-before-s...

Are you between the ages of 11 and 18? If so, submit your film. The overall theme is ‘Local action, global impact: A community project on the world’. The Bermuda National Gallery is asking young film-makers to explore sustainable development by addr...

A highly regarded Canadian lyrical abstract artist’s distinguished painting is on show at the Bermuda National Gallery until Saturday. Jean-Paul Riopelle’s piece Hibou — meaning owl in French — is the latest instalment of the gallery’s popular Privat...

The bank officer had never handled a loan for a salad bowl before. Historian John Cox was insistent that he had to have it. “It was an 18th-century English salad bowl,” he said. “It cost me $3,500 and it took me a year to pay off. That was 1987. It w...

A few cherished photos are all that remain of Dany Pen’s family history in Cambodia. One of them was snapped the day her mother, Yean Chham, arrived at a Thailand refugee camp in 1979. She escaped there after fleeing from the Khmer Rouge. The picture...

Painting is back at the Bermuda National Gallery. If you prefer your art to be a little less arcane than the Bacardi Biennial tends to be, then their new show, Marking Territory: A Focus on Bermuda’s Landscape, is a must-see. The curatorial directio...

Shalika Robinson’s love affair with photography began at the tender age of ten when she discovered the Bermuda National Gallery’s Youth Camera Action (YCA) programme. What she did not know back then was that the photojournalism course would lead to a...

The world is getting a peek at a special aspect of Bermuda culture, courtesy of a pair of young filmmakers. Ethan Rogers’ eight-minute film documents how residents here collect and store water. Water Water came tops in a competition organised by the ...

The joy of dancing in the rain was the inspiration for BNG Student Art Competition winner, Michelle Araujo. The theme of this year’s annual competition was Water is Me. Michelle, 15, winner of the secondary school category, painted feet splashing in...