Antigua and Barbuda’s art scene is on the rise! In this episode of Antigua Voices, we step inside the creative heartbeat of Redcliffe Quay, now home to three thriving art galleries and a growing community of visionaries.

We meet up with Antiguan artists Stephen Murphy and Dylan Phillips to explore their artistic journeys, their mediums of choice, and the deeper meanings woven into their work. From sculpture to painting to mixed media, they share how their craft has evolved and how our islands continue to shape their expression.

In this episode of Antigua Voices, we go beyond the beach to explore creativity, spirituality, and natural living with King Malique (II-KaNu) - a copper jewelry artisan, Kemetic yoga practitioner, and nature‑centered wellness guide.

Malique shares how copper became both a medium and a medicine, shaping his handcrafted jewelry and his personal healing journey. We talk about the energetic properties of copper, the grounding power of nature, and what it truly means to walk in your truth in a world that often pulls you away from yourself.

In this episode of Antigua Voices, we go beyond the beach and into the vibrant heart of St. John’s Public Market with Kiyode Erasto - architect, musician, world traveler, and Chairman of the Ras Freeman Foundation in Antigua & Barbuda.

As we stroll through the market, Kiyode shares a powerful vision for the unification and upliftment of Rastafari in Antigua. He speaks about the cultural and spiritual work of the foundation, the importance of community spaces, and the deeper meaning behind his architectural and artistic creations.