Colour, Plated

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February 28, 2026
Colour, Plated

Artist in Residence

The Loren welcomes internationally acclaimed artist Alteronce Gumby for a three-week artist residency. Immersed in Bermuda’s landscape, culture, and creative community, Gumby’s time on island will inform both his studio practice and his ongoing exploration of color, while fostering meaningful cultural exchange throughout the residency.  

Colour,Plated

The Loren’s Artist in Residence program brings art and cuisine together for a one-night-only dining experience inspired by the work of Alteronce Gumby. This collaborative dinner explores color as both inspiration and expression—interpreted through a thoughtfully crafted menu that reflects how color is perceived across cultures. Guests will enjoy cocktails and the opportunity to meet the artist and chef before settling in for a multi-course dinner designed as a sensory extension of Gumby’s work.

Meet Chef Jazmin Johnson’s

Chef Jazmin Johnson’s work is rooted in global technique,diasporic storytelling, and ingredient-driven cooking. She honed her craft infine-dining kitchens, including Michelin-starred restaurants such as Bouleyat Home, where precision, restraint, and seasonality shaped her approach toflavor and execution.

She is the founder of NOSTALGIA KITCHEN, a pop-up dinner andresidency series shaped by her Honduran heritage, extensive travel, andcollaborations with farmers, artisans, and cultural institutions. Her cuisinebalances bold, layered flavors with elegance and restraint, centeringthoughtful sourcing and dishes that feel both soulful and refined. Drawing fromAfro-Caribbean, Central American, and global coastal foodways, Jazmin’s menustranslate memory and place into elevated dining experiences designed for intimategatherings and destination settings.

Jazmin currently leads the Teaching Kitchen at The Dalton School, where she has built and oversees the first and only fully integrated teaching kitchen of its kind in the United States. In this role, she designs and leads interdisciplinary culinary programming that connects professional kitchen practice with education, food literacy, and equity, while workingclosely with students, faculty, and community partners.

Her work spans both the culinary and civic spheres. Jazmini's a Finalist for the 2026 Restaurant Industry Spotlight on Excellence (RISE)Awards, a World Central Kitchen Chef Corps member, and a NYC Food Policy 40Under 40 honoree. She has also received a Certificate of Recognition from the Comptroller of the City of New York for Outstanding Contributions to the Community.