She’s gorgeous, curvaceous, talented, successful… and she’s funny. She doesn’t even try to be, it just comes out in the witty, quirky things she says and when she talks to herself in accented voices.
She will make you laugh, but don’t take her lightly. She is much more than a pretty face – she is one of The Bahamas’ most vibrant and in-demand female performers. … Continue readingBodine ‘Be’ Johnson
In November 2012 our small group paid a courtesy call on Sir Arthur Foulkes.
“This is a wonderful idea,” he said when we told him about the Bahamian Project. We showed him the photo we taken of Peanuts Taylor – an intense study in black and white. “Look at the quality of the work,” said Sir Arthur.
It was during that courtesy call that the seeds were sown for this photo session. … Continue readingSir Arthur and Lady Foulkes
To say Natalia, fondly known as Potcake Tali, is a friend to animals would be an understatement. She is more like a young “Mother Teresa” of animals. To some she has been their only hope of survival. She has nurtured back to health many sickly suffering dogs doomed to die unnoticed and unloved on the cruel streets. She has made a difference… a big one certainly to the animals but also to people who are appreciative of what she does. … Continue readingNatalia Nunez
“When I tell stories I have to be fearless because that’s what people are going to respond to and I have to be honest. I think about how are people going to be able to connect with the story.” … Continue readingKareem Mortimer
She has dined with kings and queens, gracing palaces and places of importance around the world. She exudes the kind of elegance, class and sophistication one would expect to find in a woman of her refinement and stature… yet she is also surprisingly approachable. … Continue readingLady Marguerite Pindling
“I am obsessed with gardening and tennis!”
This is what Charles Farrington has written about himself on his Facebook page. … Continue readingCharles Farrington
“I am in love with Bahamian history,” said Vera Chase.
“Nobody studies Bahamian history like I do,” she laughed, “other people go out and have fun, but I research history all the time.”
… Continue readingVera Poitier Chase
“I am comfortable and confident in my art. I don’t mind being spontaneous because I am confident in what I do and I embrace the opportunity to draw live,” said Jamaal, but he notes, “I am not a quick sketch artist anymore, my work is much more detailed.” … Continue readingJamaal Rolle