Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is thrilled to announce eminent American painter Janet Fish’s first solo exhibition in the country in which she was raised, Bermuda. This exhibition, which opens to the public on November 15, 2025, is an important survey which will investigate Fish’s particular approach to still life as well as the intersections between her life and painting practice.

Fish has frequently connected her artistic style and vision to her childhood experiences in Bermuda, where she lived from the age of 10. Her grandfather, American Impressionist Clark Greenwood Voorhees, was central to the American artistic community in Bermuda in the early twentieth century while her mother, painter and sculptor Florence Whistler Fish, also had personal and career ties to the island. Fish therefore grew up surrounded not just by the beauty of this isolated Atlantic archipelago but also the splendour of its art and culture, influences which she carried into her career as a professional artist.