“Stone: From Bermuda To Charleston” Exhibit
“As the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sport, we recognise how vital these cultural events are—not just as celebrations of artistic talent, but as pillars of our identity,” stated Owen Darrell, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport at the National Museum of Bermuda‘s opening of its latest exhibit, Stone: From Bermuda to Charleston, an extraordinary collection of contemporary artwork by John Gardener.
A Government spokesperson said, “This exhibit explores the historical and cultural connections between Bermuda and Charleston, South Carolina, inviting viewers to reflect on shared histories, resilience, and the rich heritage that links the two places.”
Minister Darrell emphasized the importance of supporting cultural initiatives that bridge communities and celebrate Bermuda’s identity, noting, “Culture is the heart and soul of our daily lives. It’s what draws us together and shapes how we understand ourselves and each other.”
The spokesperson said, “Gardener’s work, which has received international acclaim, draws on the intertwined histories of Bermuda and Charleston. This collection of contemporary art highlights the resilience of these communities and the ongoing impact of their shared heritage.
“The National Museum of Bermuda is committed to preserving and sharing Bermuda’s history, with this latest exhibit serving as a powerful reminder of the cultural connections that span continents and generations. Stone: From Bermuda to Charleston is set against the stunning backdrop of the museum’s Sandys site, providing an immersive experience for visitors to engage with Bermuda’s vibrant history and heritage through Gardener’s artistry.
“The exhibit is open to the public, and the National Museum of Bermuda invites all to experience this compelling celebration of cultural identity and connection. For further information please contact: info@nmb.bm.”
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