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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...

Jennifer Lawson Exhibition The Jennifer Lawson watercolour exhibition at Masterworks’ Rick Faries Gallery, exudes old-fashioned charm; indeed, there is something Victorian about her work. I put it that way, for although the depiction of her subject ...

Need a signed Andy Warhol painting for the boardroom, or an ancient manuscript relating to Bermuda history for a personal collection? For many years, art and antiques dealer Nick Lusher was the go-to man in Bermuda. Three years ago, however, he becam...

I suppose that most, when confronted by photographs in newspapers and news magazines, or for that matter, news videos on television, hardly think of them as art; yet, in the history of photography, some of the most memorable images are the products o...

Local artists frequently complain that it is difficult and costly to obtain art materials in Bermuda. Robin Marirea has found a way around this problem by using something to make art that Bermuda has in cheap abundance — used glass bottles. Mr Marir...

After almost a decade in storage, a painting depicting life in Bermuda in the 1930s was carried through St George’s on its way to being restored. ‘Building a Bermuda Cottage’, by Emile Antione Verpilleux, is set to be publicly restored at the World H...

Artist Will Collieson is known for adding his own spin to things. This time around he’s tackled the traditional Bermuda kite. Usually made out of tissue paper, sticks and glue, Mr Collieson has used aluminium, plexiglas and a welding torch to create...

The singing voices of 300 students filled the City Hall grounds yesterday afternoon, with help from visiting a cappella group Voces8. The UK troupe is performing at this year’s Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts and used some of its time on the ...