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I Am Because You Are: For her first solo exhibit at home, Gherdai Hassell wanted to create something “really powerful”. Her canvas was the Bermuda National Gallery. Inspired by her own family tree, she decided to fill it with art that would share wha...

Three Warwick Academy art student will be exhibiting their work at the Masterworks museum from tomorrow. The exhibition will feature paintings completed over the last two years by International Baccalaurate students Ahziah Hunt, Aisling Harris, and G...

In Bermuda, Rivky rediscovered a lost sense of calm and returned to her music. She’d put it aside for much of 2020. Initially preoccupied with the challenges of living in New York City during a pandemic, by the time she was inspired to create again s...

Two Bermudian filmmakers have been given grants to help them complete new film projects. Dr Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, said Rory Wilson and Rick Richardson were recipients of $5,000 Bermuda Art Council grants to be used...

After a year’s absence, theatre has reopened its doors in Bermuda. Well, kind of. The Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society is offering a comedy to anyone with internet access. Widow of Warwick is about Nora and Alex, two women trapped in separate...

Ian Macdonald-Smith’s latest book, Watercolours In A Second, is all about beauty, a special, restricted kind of beauty; the beauty found in water reflections. The title Watercolours in a Second is certainly apt for, although it was selected as a play...

Jonathan Lowe had given up cooking – or so he thought. Covid-19 nudged him back in a big way, as shown by his recent appearances on Brandon Marshall’s popular podcasts. He stepped in for celebrity chef Nancie on I Am Athlete, the “candid, unscripted ...

Chloe Smith can now look back on the tough periods in her life and be grateful that they fuelled her creativity. The 24-year-old is making her way as an artist in Paris. She raps, she paints; in the days before Covid-19 she held exhibits where people...

In the year 10,000BC Black people led the way, creating tools, domesticating animals and exploring the science, art and cultivation of plants. It is where Melodye Micere Van Putten decided to begin the history lesson she created as part of her gradua...

Lisa Lottimore lost her only child in 2006. Devastated, she started writing about her 14-year journey with Edwone. In a wheelchair for most of his life due to spina bifida and spinal meningitis, what most amazed her was the positive impact he had on ...