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As St George’s prepares for the annual Marine Expo, an east end gallery has taken an abstract approach to boating. Marine & Materiality partners the physical elements of boating, the engines, the equipment and the boats themselves, with the material ...

There has always been an emotional component in art, but beginning in the early 20th century, certain artists made it the dominant feature in their creative expressions. Emotions, of course, are wide-ranging — from anger, fear and sadness to happin...

We share so much more than we think. Milton Raposo is so certain of this, he aims to capture it on video. Inspired by a Danish commercial that addressed a similar theme, he’s looking for roughly 50 people for Saturday’s shoot at the Ruth Seaton James...

Artwork from students and alumni at the Berkeley Institute is on display as part of anniversary celebrations. The 120th Anniversary Alumni and Currents Students’ Art Show, in the school’s history room, will be followed by a silent auction on the week...

A 19-year-old Bermudian woman is to spend the summer at the heart of the British monarchy. Jahdia Spencer has been selected for a summer job at Buckingham Palace in The Royal Collection of art, one of the most important in the world. Ms Spencer admit...

Same place, different time — Kok Wan Lee takes his cues from Claude Monet. Like the impressionist painter, he will revisit the same locations at different times of day. His current haunt is Astwood Park. The Warwick area is the focus for his show at...

Emma Sloan Cooper takes an immediate approach to her artwork. Rather than focus on the end product, she paints in the moment. It’s a fitting technique for the aptly named NOW Contemporary, an exhibition in Casemates featuring ten Bermudian artists. ...

Dressed as 17th century French courtier Charles Perrault, the original author of the story of Sleeping Beauty, David Gonzalez appeared. Pen in hand and fist on brow, hunched over a grand piano locked in the throes of composition, he searched for word...

Playing By Air was, as the pun in the title suggests, playful and full of witty fun. It was a high-energy show — and that was the audience before the curtain went up at the Earl Cameron Theatre on Saturday afternoon. The arrival of the dexterous trio...

When Ryan Topple first started playing the saxophone, he was so bad his mother asked him to play in the garage for the sake of her ears. It was much the same for brothers Ross and Gareth Cooper. “On one hand, they wanted us to practice,” 13-year-old...

Artists who want to leave their mark on Hamilton are being asked to submit their ideas. The City Arts Festival has issued a request for proposal for artists interested in adding “colour, culture and beauty to the streets and parks of Hamilton”. The...

Jacob Weiss has a daily struggle with Tourette’s: his eyelids twitch; his wrists flex repeatedly. Put him on stage with juggling balls and that all melts away. “I get into that zone and everything just flows,” said Mr Weiss, whose troupe Playing By A...