The Caymanian Times chats with Cultural Practitioner and PhD student Kerri-Anne Chisholm, who runs the unique art space, Gram Bella’s, to find out more about how this relatively new cultural space came about and plans for future use.
Pure Art in South Sound has been a beacon for art lovers for decades and this year they’ve excelled themselves, with a shop full of artwork and creative gifts that will make the perfect Christmas presents.
Hilary Lawrence is a Cayman-based author of much-loved children’s books such as Loose Lips Sink Ships and The Grass May Not Be Greener and she has just released her fourth book, The Fear of the Unknown Is the Greatest Fear of All, just in time for Christmas.
A thought-provoking new art exhibition by one of Cayman’s most talented artists is taking place this week at The Gallery at Camana Bay.
The newly rebranded CayMusicA (formerly known as Cayman Arts Festival) has got off to a busy start under its new name, with the well-supported Cayman Piano Festival, one of its first successes under its new moniker.
Last week we heard about the National Gallery’s new exhibition, its fourth Biennial entitled Archipelago.
This week we go behind the scenes of one of the National Gallery’s most important shows, the 4th Cayman Islands Biennial, which launched at the beginning of October, speaking with the Gallery’s Head of Programmes, Maia Muttoo, to find out more about this exciting show.
For over twenty-three years, The New Self-Help Foundation has been dedicated to nurturing young voices, fostering creativity, and building inclusive spaces where diverse perspectives are celebrated.
The National Trust is thrilled to announce the successful expansion and preservation of Malportas Pond Bird Sanctuary, a vital natural area for local and migratory birds, nestled in North Side.
This is the second in our Arts and Culture series.