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A man entered the Bermuda National Gallery and attacked one of the paintings with a surgical knife during the opening of its latest exhibit. Guests cried out in shock as the person went at what appeared to be a 248-year-old portrait of Thomas John Me...

Artist Charles Godet Thomas trekked across cold, wet Wales to reinterpret a painting by an 18th Century Welsh artist featured in the Bermuda National Gallery’s (BNG) European Collection. The resulting work by the 25-year-old will appear in a new exhi...

This report focuses on recent developments in the visual arts primarily on San Miguel, the largest of the Acorean islands. That is not to say that developments on the eight other Acorean islands are unimportant, however San Miguel is by far the most ...

When most people see a brick wall they see an ugly obstruction Kathleena (Lady K Fever) Howie-Garcia sees a world of artistic possibilities. Masterworks' latest artist-in-residence was born in Canada but is currently living in New York City, where sh...

South African artist Margaret Best, grew up surrounded by an abundance of indigenous and cultivated plant life, so it came as no surprise that botanical subjects found their way into her work. ‘Bermuda Botanica’, her exhibit at the Bermuda Society of...

The Evolution of Silvo Art opens tomorrow at the Samadhi Spa at Newstead. The exhibit will feature work by Mike DeSilva. The former printer first worked with ink to create his art. “I have been introducing new mediums such as acrylics and oils, altho...

A new performing arts centre could be coming to the Island following a report by local charity The Centre Limited. The report, titled “An Appreciative Inquiry into Performing Arts in Bermuda,” revealed a strong desire to build a centre that can be th...

Artist Lynn Morrell’s work is now on display at the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard. ‘Over the Edge’ opened Sunday and is an exhibit of multimedia works. “I am a multimedia artist using metal, fabric, paper, paint, twigs not necessarily all together ...

Adorning the walls of the boardroom at Hiscox are two newly acquired Bermuda historical treasures - early maps of the Island printed in the 17th century. The Bermuda-based re/insurer acquired the two maps, by John Speed and Joan Blaeu, from The Map H...

Louisa Flannery creates art out of hair. The first thing people want to know is where it comes from. The answer? It mostly it comes from her own head, although sometimes she does shave her legs in the name of art. “I enjoy the fact that a lot of pe...