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Last February DaeNyce’ Rabain looked around her and wondered why no one else seemed to be taking Covid-19 seriously. Then in England, in her final year of an undergraduate degree in fine art, she started bugging her teachers: “There’s a virus going o...

Distracted in church, Arianna Simmons started drawing. Her stick figures caught the attention of the artist Robert Bassett, who was seated in the pew behind. He gave the seven-year-old encouragement, and tips on how to improve. Ultimately, it proved ...

Artists will have a chance to win $10,000 this year through Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art's 10th Biennial Charman Prize. The theme of this year’s prize is “Bermuda, Our Island, in a Changing World” and encourages participants to reflect on the di...

Jesse Seymour hopes Bermuda gets vaccinated, stays in bubbles and follows the rules – he’s desperate to get back on stage. His band, Silver City, has a standing gig at Café Lido that’s supposed to start on April 30 but, with the mandated shelter in p...

Some years ago I was having lunch with friends when, in the course of conversation, someone suggested that a certain individual needed a brain transplant. I do not recall who they thought needed such, but it got me thinking: if that was ever a possib...

An artist has donated two paintings to help support families in need. Diane Maughan, known as Dyan, has donated two acrylic paintings that will go under the hammer in aid of the Family Centre. Sandy DeSilva, executive director at the charity, said:...

At the age of 12 Valerie Funderburk got up on stage at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, and sang some of Patsy Cline’s greatest hits. Having made a name for herself at home in Bermuda, through her performances with her uncles, Norman and J...

Rikkai Scott weighed up the opportunities for BDblaq Dance – and saw the future in film. It’s a route that many companies are taking at the moment thanks to the limitations brought on by Covid-19. “Everyone is on the internet right now,” he said. “Ev...

With nothing else to do during shelter-in-place last year, Russell Eddy picked up a paintbrush and got to work at his easel. “It’s relaxing. It takes my mind off other things,” the 85-year-old said. “I’m sure there are lots of people out there [explo...

Once a frequent traveller, Mitchell Klink has spent the past year in Bermuda thanks to Covid-19. Where some people might see it as an inconvenience, he’s grateful. Having the time to look around inspired Illusion & Abstraction: Capturing the Landscap...