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Every once in a while a piece of art comes along that simply makes an audience feel lucky to have witnessed it live. Layon Gray’s ‘Black Angels over Tuskegee’ is one of those masterpieces; a sublime slice of history, comedy, drama, and pinpoint theat...

Trevor Todd went to Australia to learn traditional aboriginal music and came away with a budding career in the visual arts. That career comes into full bloom next month with a solo exhibition in New York City’s Heath Gallery. Before going to Austral...

The Reduced Shakespeare Company’s ‘The Complete World of Sports [abridged]’ was a fast-paced, laugh-a-minute romp through the history, geography, and cultural significance of sports from the dawn of man to the current performance-enhancing drugs scan...

Playwright and actor Layon Gray was casually watching television one day when he stumbled on a programme showing some black pilots — known as Tuskegee Airmen — receiving a Congressional Honour. He was so greatly moved by the men’s energy and pride t...

It’s not an easy task to capture the movement of performance art in a mosaic, but local artist Kendra Earls proved she was up for the challenge. She was recently commissioned by the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts to create art in honour of ...

Artist Manuel Palacio has never shied away from controversy — his latest works tackle homophobia and racial fears as a means of understanding why some people feel uncomfortable. He believes that it is an artist’s job in society to shake things up and...

In his book, ‘Basic Economics’, Thomas Sowell states that “we do not have enough resources to meet everyone’s desires. The very definition of economics challenges any utopian scheme”. Citing the British economist Lionel Robbins, Sowell asserts that: ...

There are artists who brag about having, big, bold and colourful work, but Gretchen Gurr is not one of them. The joy for her is in tiny, intricate details. An exhibit of her pen and ink work is now on at Rock Island Coffee. It includes 222 pieces th...

Today’s parents often shuffle their children off to a music class as soon as they are strong enough to hold an instrument in their little fists. Then follows years of lessons and exams at the end of which the child may or not be able to play well. ...