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My response to the Karl Sternath December exhibition at the Bermuda Society of Arts was one of ambivalence. I found his painting both attractive and repelling. His abstract imagery, in that particular exhibition, was engaging but his use of epoxy, ...

“A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.” Lao Tzu “Robyn, I don’t know if I can come to Buenos Aires.” “What! Why not?” “They say there are street protests by students often and there are pickpockets. My mom is worried.” “Uh, Ra...

Bermuda’s wetlands enjoy a special anniversary today, with 40 years since an international convention was signed to protect them. World Wetlands Day marks the 1971 Ramsar Convention, of which Bermuda is a member along with 158 other countries. Public...

A community centre considered the “best kept secret in Bermuda” will open its doors to hundreds of people this weekend for its first anniversary celebration. Sandys 360, the brainchild of the Sandys Secondary Middle School board of trustees, was born...

St George’s businesses are looking to hire a full-time marketing coordinator to promote the town here and overseas. They are also looking to expand the Olde Towne Market to operate year-round twice a week during the cruise ship season. Economic Empow...

Stylistically, Kendra Earls is a cubist, albeit, her techniques are varied. Since I last reviewed her 2009 Masterworks Museum exhibition, she has added to her techniques, the making of mosaics. An exhibit of her work is now on at Common Ground. Alt...

Saltus Grammar Schools Daniel Oatley stormed to victory in yesterday’s Over-13 Boy’s Middle Schools’ Cross-Country Final at the Arboretum, finishing 45 seconds ahead of his closest competitor. Oatley came home in a time of 12 minutes four seconds ahe...