About the Artist

­Alan C. Smith is a Bermudian visual artist, writer, performer and theatre director.  His visual art is usually digital, running the gamut from manipulated photography to drawing to collage.  He also produces digital video shorts using stills, animation, text, music, video, song and spoken word.  

He has been published in POUI, In Our Own Words: A Generation Defining Itself, Caribbean Writer, the award winning Under the Moon and Over the Sea: A Collection of Caribbean Poems, Poems United: A Commonwealth Anthology and Bermuda Anthology of Poetry, This Poem-Worthy Place: Bermuda Anthology of Poetry Volume II, I wish I could tell you: Bermuda Anthology of Children’s Literature and Young Adult Stories, Chroma, Wild River Review, COCK NO.7, writers in the crowd, tongues of the ocean and other print and online publications.  He has performed in Bermuda, North America, the West Indies and the UK.

In 2019, The A3 Press published his chapbook, 30 Days w/o.  

He has also written interviews, articles and theatre and dance reviews for a number of local publications.

Some of the video shorts from his digital video installation - 30 days w/0 - which appeared in the Bermuda Biennial 2016 at the Bermuda National Gallery, can be viewed in the video section of this website.  Three of the poems that inspired the installation appear, in their original format, in Poui xviiihttps://issuu.com/kerry36/docs/poui_xviii.