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Shanna Hollis is the new chair of the Bermuda Arts Council - the organisation which gave her her start as an artist and designer

The Bermuda Philharmonic will perform Rediscovering the Classics at St John’s Church on Sunday

“Children of Blood and Bone“ draws inspiration from a Nigerian ethnic group, Western fantasy and the Black Lives Matter movement

The two exhibitions reviewed in this article are notably important, and therefore very highly recommended

Marli Spriggs recommends “Woman at Point Zero“ for anyone interested in feminism or simply looking for their next great book

They say that when you love something, you should let it go, and that’s how Stratton Hatfield feels about the leaf sculptures he has on display in the latest Masterworks exhibition Taking Shape: Group Show. Most of his smaller sculptures in the show ...

When Kate Kayaian says there is a lot of musical talent on the island, Sari Smith is one of the people she is talking about. The 18-year-old violinist is the recipient of one of the Bermuda Philharmonic Society’s merit-based scholarships. On Sunday, ...

Toni Ann Johnson’s latest book is called Light Skin Gone to Waste. In the United States, the “collection of linked short stories” has won national praise. Ms Johnson is hoping people are just as interested here. One of the characters is based on her ...

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...

Armed with multiple scholarships, T’aja Williams is headed to George Mason University to continue her dance education