Bermuda photography legend, Roland Skinner passed away late last year, and while we will miss the man behind the lens, his photographs depicting the beauty and charm of Bermuda will live on. Skinner got his start at the age of 15 when he worked in the darkroom processing pictures for senior photographers. Skinner later went on to head the photographic services division at the Department of Communications (then known as the Bermuda News Bureau) where he committed to capturing Bermuda in her best light. Over the decades, Skinner showc...
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Bermuda Cat Tales
Curl up with a furry bundle of heartwarming cat memories in this tale of a life spent with Bermuda felines. Acclaimed island singer-songwriter Val Sherwood lovingly documents the lives and fortunes of the many rescue cats she has helped over the...
January 22, 2019
Arts
BNG’s New Executive Director
It’s been more than 20 years since Peter Lapsley first got excited about art. Charming and erudite, the 42-year-old Bermudian has lost none of his enthusiasm since that first awakening. Lapsley is the new executive director of the Bermuda N...
January 19, 2019
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Postcards from Bermuda
In his latest Legacy Photographs series, internationally acclaimed portrait photographer Alistair Morrison has created a unique piece of photographic artwork that celebrates 14 iconic Bermudians and illustrates their achievements. There are f...
January 17, 2019
Arts
Bermuda: Parish by Parish
New for 2018, this is more than just another book of beautiful photographs. It’s a journey through Bermuda from east to west, which gives equal standing to each of the nine parishes, plus the City of Hamilton and Town of St. George. Each se...
January 15, 2019
Arts
The Island’s Past through Painting
We may never know what inspires some artists to paint. But for Charlton Heston, his stint as the titular character in the production of Macbeth staged at Fort St Catherine in 1953 inspired him to paint the explosive scene at the end of the play....
October 10, 2018
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