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Several weeks ago a group of artists from the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard went beachcombing for plastics along Jobson's Cove in Warwick. The items are the basis of The Secret Life of Plastic, which opens Sunday at 5pm. It features work by Mary T ...

Boys wear summer sleeves, The guinea pig is rustling, Poetry is Art That was The Royal Gazette’s struggling attempt at a Japanese haiku after sitting in on a Bermuda National Gallery (BNG) creative writing workshop with poet Donna Bell. The week of ...

A popular exercise craze is being used to drum up funds for the Bermuda Heart Foundation (BHF). A fundraiser held tonight at the Berkeley Institute will feature live entertainment, free refreshments, prizes and an hour-long workout. The audience will...

If popularity is measured by the number of times the Bermuda Festival Orchestra (BFO) has been invited to perform at the annual cultural festival, then the orchestra must be very popular indeed. First developed for the 2009 Bermuda Festival, this ye...

Concepts like alkalinity and the density of water don't mean a lot to the average eight or nine-year-old, but one programme is hoping to bring them alive through hands-on experience. The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) Explorers Series Wat...

Artists are going to get creative with bags of garbage collected from a clean-up of Jobson’s Cove. Seven artists from the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard will use trash found at the Warwick beach to craft works for a show at the gallery next month, T...

Masterworks' Homer's Cafe was officially opened this week by Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith. Dame Jennifer applauded Masterworks' founder and director Tom Butterfield for his efforts and called on the community to lend its support to the arts...

The Menuhin Foundation is asking former students to contribute stories and photos of lessons over the past 35 years. The charity hopes to use the information for a weekend of events honouring its 35th anniversary in March. For information on the upco...

What is it that inspired you to use found objects in your artwork? I didn't even realise that it was a genre, but objects have always appealed to me. I think it stems from collecting as a kid; collecting matchboxes, and army buttons and storing them,...