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Ninety seconds on Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art
One Saturday a month, entry is free to all; the rest of the week it is ticketed. The collection of more than 1,600 works is shown in rotation, so a second visit shows different works.
Graham Foster's steel tribute to John Lennon, a Rickenbacker guitar almost 3 metres tall worked with freesias and doves, stands in the grounds. Inside, paintings, photographs and historic documents hang alongside visiting exhibitions, so Frank Stella or Janet Fish may be on show.
Climb to the Members Lounge above the main gallery, which your ticket covers, for books on art and Bermuda and a view over the gardens to the South Shore. Tuck Shop II sells handmade goods, and the Botanist Café stays open later than the galleries.
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