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LESSONS FROM BERMUDA: A CONVERSATION WITH SHAUN LAVIS Originally Published on August 2, 2022 Republished @ Bermudians.blog August 18, 2022 with kind permission of Island City Lab Introduction Hey Shaun, thanks for joining us, can you share your name, role, and length of service and can you describe the overarching goal of your organization? Shaun […]
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It was a blistering hot day in June 1730 when the enslaved woman Sally Bassett was burned at the stake at the foot of Crow Lane in Hamilton, Bermuda. Her alleged crime: conspiring to poison her granddaughter’s enslavers. On the way to her execution, Bassett reportedly called to the gathering crowd, “No use you hurrying […]
By Kirkland Hamill The island of Bermuda, the place where I spent most of my childhood, recently earned the dubious distinction of becoming the first national territory to repeal marriage equality. I wish I could say I was surprised. It took me 14 years of living off the island before I felt safe enough to […]
“I was honored to have been able to capture the images for Heather Nova’s latest album, The Way it Feels. I was lucky enough to have also shot the art for the last two albums as well, but I have to say, I never take it for granted that I will photograph her again as Heather is […]