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It’s never too late to follow your dreams. Jessica Riederer’s dream is to earn a living shooting wildlife. The 41-year-old photographer wants to do it with her lens — not a bullet. She’s given herself a year to see if it works. “I took part in the Ar...

Alexis Davis Smith could be a star in the making. Watch her as she takes centre stage as part of United Dance Productions’ Recital 2015 this weekend. It’s one of the last times the 18-year-old will perform with the local company before she departs fo...

If the shoe fits, put it in an art show. That’s the view of Skye Kermode, Ethan Rogers and Elena Portius, who used 36 shoes to make an installation piece for the BSoA/Bermuda College student art exhibition. The shoes are hung with fishing line and ea...

He likely wouldn’t say it himself, but Dayton Wharton is one of Bermuda’s living legends. The 70-year-old has played guitar with just about every musician of a certain age on the Island and written songs for many others. He learned from one of Bermud...

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...

Derrick Gardner got hooked on music as a child. It worked out well for him. Since 1991 he has travelled the world playing trumpet with the Count Basie Orchestra. That same year he formed his own sextet, Derrick Gardner & the Jazz Prophets. Tony Benn...

It’s no easy feat to turn Shakespeare’s works into rap. Devon Glover is known as the Sonnet Man. The Brooklyn, New York, native has made a name for himself taking The Bard’s sonnets and breaking them down into spoken word and rap. He has been able to...

A Bermudian artist will have a place in the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto. Games organisers have commissioned photos of work by textile artist Ami Zanders. Ms Zanders’s works were selected as part of a Textile Museum of Canada project called W...

Art, one woman is hoping it really can bring the community together. Dany Pen is behind a march to raise support for art education in Bermuda later this month. She claims it’s necessary because art classes in the public school system are so poorly fu...

Long before Venus or Serena came to dominate the tennis courts, there was Althea Gibson. At one point she was hailed as the number one player in the world. Ms Gibson became the first African-American to play and win at Wimbledon. She also went on to...