Andrew Brudz

The most indelible image one is left with when visiting the Caribbean island of Curaçao, 65 kilometres north of Venezuela, is probably the first thing you’ll see: the colourful buildings in the capital city of Willemstad. The Dutch captured the island from Spain in 1634, and it...

It’s a hot, humid summer day in New York City, and Franck de las Mercedes is in his chaotic, creative universe: a small studio near the Hudson River. But within the boundaries of the chaos, there is some order. “I do not have a set schedule, but I am very disciplined in that I...

In Costa Rica, the Guanacaste tree is  beloved for the shade it provides from the sun, its uniquely shaped leaves, and its majestic beauty. So it’s little wonder why it’s the country’s national tree and namesake for the flourishing Guanacaste province on the picturesque west...