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Bermudian Mia Page Chambray and Mohawk Radio just moved a step closer to stardom. They went up against thousands of bands from across the UK in the music competition Rock the House — and won. British MP Mike Weatherly started Rock the House in 2011. ...

Roseli Johnson never expected to reinvent herself at the age of 48. But that is what she had to do when she lost her job as a gallery administrator last December. “I was working at the Bermuda National Gallery East in St George’s,” she said. “I was r...

Insurance boss John Charman is an avid art collector, who also believes in supporting artists. He gives away $21,000 to talented artists through the Charman Prize. The biennial event, open to resident artists and Bermudians overseas, is shown at th...

Ché Caines is one artist who can paint under pressure. The 24-year-old Bermudian was commissioned to create an official portrait of former Premier Ewart Brown to hang on the walls of the Cabinet building. He wanted to make sure he got all the fine d...

Artist Annie Outerbridge’s passion for fashion has a way of sneaking into her work. Chanel flats feature in her first art show ever, at the Gallery at Canopius Bermuda. “The Chanels in the picture are definitely not mine,” said the 28-year-old Bermud...

Dancer Sean Bankhead’s list of clients reads like a who’s who of Hollywood. The 26-year-old has worked with everyone from Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus to Usher and Beyonce. Next week he’s setting his sights on helping hone the Island’s next up-and...

Musician friends of the late Neil Burnie had a simple plan for his ocean burial: to honour him with a song. The execution proved problematic. “The water was very rough; some people got seasick,” said Ronnie Lopes. “It was very emotional and we couldn...

Meredith Andrews has a lot of Annas to thank. She couldn’t have completed her book, Who is Anna Andersson? without them. The 50 women were chosen because they share the Scandinavian country’s most common name. The Bermudian photographer started the b...

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...