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A collection of historic, scientific drawings depicting Bermuda’s sea life have gone on display in New York. The exhibition at The Drawing Centre, entitled Exploratory Works: Drawings from the Department of Tropical Research Field Expeditions, featur...

Grace and Liam Flannery put their heart and soul into their first art exhibition. The ten and 13-year-old siblings put up sketches, paintings and ceramics in Journeys: Real and Imagined, at the Bermuda College. Gack stole the show. “I made green sli...

Joshua Adam and Susan Parish Adam had been on the island for two days when Hurricane Gonzalo hit. The couple came as Masterworks artists in residence in 2014 after a Bermuda resident who was visiting their gallery in Maine encouraged them to apply. “...

Eagle-eyed boaters and swimmers may be able to spot an artistic addition to the cliffs on Harrington Sound. Andreas Lewin has spoken of his frustration, dedication and obsession with a mosaic of a turtle he created, which has finally made it on to t...

If you’re looking for X’achela Robinson your best bet is Reid Street. The 14-year-old is at DanceSations School of Dance five evenings a week. Ballet, jazz, tap, modern, pointe and hip-hop classes keep her busy. The teacher’s assistant is also in the...

The International Women’s Club of Bermuda will be hosting its fifth annual charity art auction tomorrow, with proceeds set to go to Big Brother Big Sisters and the Coalition for the Protection of Children. About 24 of the more than 100 works of art t...

The Bermuda Government has earmarked funds for local artists to participate in the 13th Caribbean Festival of Arts to be held in Barbados this year. Funding will be provided for more than 30 persons to perform in areas including music, dance, storyt...

Ami Zanders’ living room is a little cramped. Straddled between bits of furniture you can find a saw, silk screen, storage bins, weaving materials, paint and a sewing machine. For a more complete picture, add a layer of sawdust and three cats who lik...

Circus Incognitus Sunday, February 26 at the Earl Cameron Theatre That one man can engage an audience ranging in age from 8 to 80 for more than an hour with virtually no dialogue and minimal props is magic. Except that it isn’t. What it is, in fact...

Endearing and funny, this delightful production of Arlene Hutton’s Last Train to Nibroc, directed by Katharine Farmer, was well received by an enthusiastic audience last night in the Earl Cameron Theatre in City Hall. From the opening scene where May...

Complexions Contemporary Ballet Wednesday, February 22 at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium The Ruth Seaton James Auditorium was brimming with dancers this past week for the only pure dance offering in this year’s Bermuda Festival programme. Complexions ...

The festival jazz concert on Friday night at the Fairmont Southampton’s Mid-Ocean Amphitheatre proved a provocative listening experience for many lovers of Latin jazz. The brilliance of Arturo O’Farrill’s instrumentalists was never in doubt as from ...