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Capital G announced the successful recipients of their third annual ‘Inspiration’ Scholarship Award scheme. The scholarship provides artistically gifted students with financial assistance to pursue academic goals in performing and visual arts. The si...

Bermudian tattoo artist Mario Johnston moved to the US eight years ago — on one hand to hone his inking skills in an international market, but also to be closer to a woman he fell for while on a cruise to the Caribbean. Lucky for him both his career ...

Beer and a weekend at the beach were the reasons that Craig Mutch entered his first sand sculpture competition back in the 1980s. Today, he has a worldwide reputation for his sand sculpting abilities, and corporate clients who will pay thousands for ...

Three young Bermudians were awarded scholarship grants from the Bermuda Arts Council to continue their arts studies. Malachi Simmons, who is studying for his bachelor of arts degree in dance at Edgehill University, was awarded a $10,000 grant. Perfor...

The accidental settlement of Bermuda in 1609 helped to inspire “The Tempest”, an ageing William Shakespeare’s masterful farewell to the art and magic of the stage. In the play, a remote island is transformed into a transcendent metaphor for the encl...

A new arts programme geared to senior citizens with Alzheimer’s and dementia is proving that you are never too old to enjoy making art. On Monday morning at Westmeath Residential and Nursing Care Home senior citizens arrange tissue paper shapes acros...

When an art walk was introduced in St George’s two years ago, organisers found it hard to convince artists and store owners that it could be a success. These days they have no problem getting people from all corners of the Island to take part. The ...

To get his art to Germany, Peter Lapsley has used a rather unusual route — the one that Christopher Columbus took across the Atlantic Ocean in 1492. This month, Mr Lapsley’s work is on show at the Wentrup Gallery in Berlin, Germany, as part of the Tr...

Arts collective Bermudian Artists Rise Up (BARU) are using paintbrushes and pens to tackle one of Bermuda’s biggest social ills — gang violence. Artists from all over the community will be giving their take on gang violence in Bermuda and possible so...

The Jersey Sandman is in Bermuda, but don’t worry he won’t be putting anyone to sleep. Andy Coutanche is an internationally known beach artist who is in Bermuda to lead workshops for the Beach Art Festival on Saturday. Beach artists use simple implem...