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From The Pink Sands is Rhys Campbell’s debut collection of poems. The 24-year-old considered it a fitting title for the tribute he wrote to his island home – the 11 poems in the chapbook share Bermuda as a theme. “A lot of the inspiration came fr...

A mother-daughter retrospective shows a synergy between two innovative artists who work in different mediums and styles

What’s the prescription for Covid-19 related stress? According to Masterworks educator Kendra Earls, it’s art

A history book about Bermuda sits on the shelves of libraries in some Sri Lankan schools. Its author, Nirosha Fernando, believes it is the first account of the island written in Sinhala, his native language. Called Bermuda, he wrote it to express his...

A year ahead of time, Masterworks has cleared a twenty-year-old debt that was clouding the way forward. That the achievement came in the midst of a pandemic is "a big win" for the arts charity, which had been saddled with the building loan since the ...

Chase Szakmary wanted a career as an artist and thought he was doing everything right to make that happen. After he completed his studies in the US, he followed his passion to the UK where he excelled in a master's art programme. Back at home in New ...

Jill Amos Raine has painted and sold art in St George's since 1975. So it made sense to her, when her husband David died in 2004, to sell their Devonshire property and move to Convict Bay. “People told me not to make any major decisions for the firs...

Students were given a share of $40,000 in grants to help them achieve their dreams of having creative careers. Six students were the recipients of the 2021 Bermuda Arts Council Grant, which assists creative Bermudians in seeking further education. Na...

Heather Willens remembers just how isolated she felt when her son, Theo, was born last year. Worried by the pandemic, she initially kept him close to home but as time went on she noticed he seemed a little more prone to sensory overload than his two-...

All the social distancing during the pandemic has made some people antsy, but not Conchita Ming. She loves being at home where she always has a project on the go. Most recently she traced a branch of her family back to Tom Munson, a slave born in Afr...