On Friday, August 6, 2021, Sixty 2 Sixty Gallery hosted an art exhibit featuring artists Jalan Harris, Javon Nixon and Justin Moultrie. The trio produced self-portraits along with portraits of each other ranging from realism to dreamy and surreal. “It was a reflection of our subconscious…the way we view each other which inevitably shows […]
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Sea vegetables are beneficial to our overall health & immune system. Perhaps the most popular seaweed is nori, you’ll find this sea vegetable wrapped around your favourite sushi rolls. Sea vegetables have a naturally fishy, salty taste and can even be used in place of salt in some recipes. You’ll find sea vegetables in soups, […]
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Bahamians love grits & for good reason! Grits are a common breakfast among the Bahama Islands. A favourite meal of locals is hot, buttered grits topped with a simple and fresh tuna salad. For those who like it hot, spicy pepper can be added. Grits is a hot cereal or porridge made from corn. It […]
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When transitioning to a plant-based diet, figuring out what to eat can be a challenge. Sometimes starting the transition seems so difficult that most don’t even attempt it at all. When you decide to make a change in your eating habits, it’s common to get stuck eating the same thing over and over, resorting to […]
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On July 10th, 2021 A group exhibit featured three Bahamian film photographers whose aesthetic illuminates the urban, rural and alternative lifestyle in The Bahamas. The show is up until further notice at Turn|schuch skate shop. Prints are available for purchase. Roger Duvalier is a Bahamian street photographer who highlights his country’s alternative lifestyle through angled […]
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Reposted from @cbobahamasartgallery OPEN CALL DEADLINE: 1 October 2021 Since 1984, The Central Bank stages an annual art competition and exhibition. It continues to uncover and showcase budding Bahamian talent in the visual arts. For many, this competition and exhibition have served as an introduction to the Bahamian art world. The exposure received has been […]
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