An art piece depicting her familiar Barkers National Park has been put up for the National Gallery’s Big Art Auction this year by artist Terry Grimes, and this collection of three paintings brings an exciting viewpoint to the location in West Bay that the artist knows so well.
Artworks from the National Gallery’s Big Art Auction 9 are currently on display, tempting would-be buyers into acquiring art by some of Cayman’s most notable artists.
Beyond the reefs that surround our islands lies a vast and largely unexplored world.
Artists Raphael Powery and John Broad are bringing a new dimension to art classes this month, with their Urban Drawing course, produced by the National Gallery, encouraging people to get outside and draw what they see.
The Cayman Islands National Museum building has had a fascinating history, as one of the few surviving nineteenth-century structures on the Islands.
The old adage that a prophet is without honour in their own country does not ring true for the late costume designer and artist Reba Dilbert, whose life and work are being celebrated at the Cayman Collection Center in her beloved district of West Bay.
A fabulous celebration of piano music is taking place from 1 to 10 October at the George Town Library, presented by CayMusicA and everyone is welcome to attend.
A fascinating exhibition currently on show at the National Gallery, Medium: The Materiality of Making, seeks to explore how the materials used in the making of art impacts the end product.
Multi-talented artist Yonier Powery’s upcoming ceramics class at the National Gallery is already fully booked, a testament to the artist’s talent and people’s appetite to be inspired by him.
The S.V. Fair Weather, the last remaining sailing schooner built by Caymanians, is soon heading back to Cayman, having undergone an epic journey over its lifetime that saw her sail from Jamaica where she was built, to Cayman, to California and then on to sail around the world.