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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...

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...

The Bermuda National Gallery has put on display a miniature of Queen Elizabeth II to commemorate her passing. But the miniature, which was designed to be given to her on her first visit to Bermuda in 1953, also played a role in the formation of the ...

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...

The 1992 opening of the Bermuda National Gallery and subsequently, the inauguration of its Biennial Exhibition was a major catalyst for developments in the visual arts in Bermuda. Now 30 years on, it is useful to look back, to consider the impact thi...

University students interning at an accounting firm offered a community perspective and hands-on assistance to help an historic landmark. PwC interns spoke last week with the Bermuda National Trust about the role that Verdmont Museum in Smith’s could...

Sabriyya Harvey is in love with Bermuda’s culture and is painting it for the world to see. Her most recent work can be seen in the 2022 Bermuda Biennial, A New Vocabulary: Past. Present. Future. “This work particularly speaks to the little pockets o...

Judith Aidoo-Saltus’s photograph in the 2022 Bermuda Biennial is a talking point for anyone interested in the African diaspora. It is also part of the love story she shares with her wife, Julia Aidoo-Saltus, who is pictured in Vocable #2: The Venerat...

Richard Saunders was born into segregation in Bermuda. He was frustrated after being twice turned down to work as a darkroom assistant by the forerunner of the Department of Tourism because of his race and moved to New York. There he became one of th...

The Bermuda National Gallery has appointed a new treasurer and board of trustees member. Susan Monkman brings to the roles a great deal of knowledge of accounting in the private and charitable sectors, according to BNG chairman Gary Phillips. Ms Mon...

The Bermuda National Gallery’s 2022 Bermuda Biennial opened recently to a crowd of more than 200 people — and comes with a twist as poetry is being included for the first time. Peter Lapsley, the executive director of the gallery, which is celebrati...

The opening of the Bermuda National Gallery 30 years ago was the realisation of a decades-long campaign by artists, says Dr Charles Zuill