ZemiZen will open an art exhibition and present a cultural lecture on Friday, March 19, at the Whim Plantation Museum. 

In honor of V.I. Heritage Month, the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts and Stop the Bleeding will present “V.I. Folk Tales at Sunset.”

With support from the V.I. Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts will host a ten-day residency for Kendal Henry, beginning with a reception for him from 6-8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 15.

Whitly Charles, a St. Croix Educational Complex student, will be signing her poster design on Thursday, Dec. 17, at Danica Art Gallery, The poster benefits the Art Thursday Scholarship Fund.

The University of the Virgin Islands has announced the appointment of Dr. Opal Palmer Adisa as the new editor of The Caribbean Writer, an award-winning anthology published annually under the Research and Public Service component of the university.

The Caribbean Writer has announced a submissions call for its 24th edition. Besides the usual poetry, short fiction and personal essays, the magazine is looking for critical articles and insights on Trevor Rhone and Wayne Brown for a special section.

The Caribbean Writer, an international literary anthology published by the University of the Virgin Islands, has announced the publication of its 23rd issue.

Anna Mae Brown-Comment, a native of St. Thomas now living in Florida, has published her first novel, "A Dawn of Promise," which takes place in the Virgin Islands at the time of emancipation.

Art students at the St. Croix Educational Complex and St. Croix Central High School will be showcasing their recent artworks at an exhibit entitled, "Senior Retrospective."

Danica Art Gallery will showcase the French artist Isabelle Picard's recent artworks entitled, "It's a Beautiful World." The exhibit will open on Art Thursday, March 12.