How does our heritage shape our perception of the world? The upcoming exhibition, Circles of Time: Ancestry, Memory, and Movement, invites viewers to explore the intricate tapestry of generational identity through a compelling collection of contemporary art films and mixed media installations.
As the golden Cayman Brac sun cast its dazzling glow over the island’s East End, an undeniable energy crackled in the air.
Our new exhibition, titled Conversations with Popular Art, features work by self-taught, popular artists - or Intuitives, as they are often called - from the Cayman Islands, along with other Caymanian artists who have utilized popular art idioms and techniques in their work.
Cayman Art Week returns for a fifth year from Tuesday 20 to Sunday 25 May with another full schedule of more than 40 art events, pop-up exhibitions, open studios and extended hours at galleries across all three Cayman Islands.
The Batabano Street Parade in Grand Cayman is more than just a carnival—it’s a vibrant continuation of Cayman’s rich tradition of street celebrations, including the historic Jonkanoo parades.
After a 15-year hiatus, Miss Earth Cayman Islands has returned — and with it, a renewed sense of purpose, passion, and possibility.
Over the Emancipation Day weekend, twenty-four company, apprentice, and guest dancers from the Cayman Islands National Dance graced the Harquail Theatre’s stage for their thirty-seventh annual season titled MAJESTIC.
For 42 years, Reba Dilbert has been the heartbeat of Cayman Carnival Batabano.
The 42nd Annual National Children’s Festival of the Arts (NCFA) came to a thrilling close on 10-11 April at the Harquail Theatre, with primary school students from 15 schools presenting an exciting array of performances at the final concerts.
The Cayman Arts Festival Junior Orchestra played a selection of classical and well-known pieces in its debut concert at John Gray High School Performance Hall on Saturday, 12 April.
