Arts & Literature

In the absence of a humanities council in the USVI, CFVI applied for and was awarded National Endowment of the Humanities funding that CFVI will sub-award to eligible entities through the USVI to support humanities programs and activities.

The USVI Storm Strong Program is calling on the U.S. Virgin Islands community to submit recipes for a hurricane-themed cookbook.

COVID Creativity is a Source arts feature highlighting the work of our creative readers as they respond to a time of global pandemic.

I return to the Storm series to bear witness to the uncertainty of our time.

COVID Creativity is a new Source arts feature highlighting the work of our creative readers as they respond to a time of global pandemic.

In the absence of a humanities council in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands applied for and was awarded NEH funding that CFVI will subaward to eligible entities through the territory to support humanities programming and activities.

The Source staff is presenting readings of children’s books in the spirit of offsetting the confusion and upheaval in their lives brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Like the quarantine, this project has often felt endless. Walking and swimming at Magens Bay most mornings at 6 a.m. has been the most reassuring element of my routine for these 10 weeks as travel plans were cancelled, rescheduled and cancelled again.

The COVID-19 pandemic abruptly brought the fast-paced environment as we knew it to a hard stop. It allowed me to reignite my appreciation for nature and its offerings.

The images in the squares resemble human skulls peering out from behind closed windows. They represent the lost identities of the tens of thousands of people who have passed away in the last two months from the coronavirus.