The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI), with support from Butterfield, is pleased to announce the launch of the third Cayman Islands Biennial, a tri-island multi-venue art project held every two years that seeks to highlight the latest developments in the contemporary art scene.
The Cayman Arts Festival has now begun its summer break, but not before it presented three events in June, including its first-ever steel pan concert, the debut performance of the CAF Youth Camerata and a “Music at the Library” concert featuring the three-member band, Agouti Stew.
A music workshop was held at the Marriott Hotel in Grand Cayman on Friday 28th April, which featured top executives in the recording industry, who comprised a panel that spoke to an audience of several hundred Caymanian artists about various aspects of the music business.
After hosting workshops in conjunction with the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, ‘Artful’ will now be working along with the Historic Programme of the National Trust to host workshops at the Mission House, as well as other NTCI historic sites and parks around Grand Cayman, and eventually Cayman Bra
Red Sky at Night, put on every year by the Cayman National Cultural Foundation, simply brings every single aspect of Cayman’s culture, from artists, musicians, poets, dancers, to cooks and people who know how to bake the very best conch fritters, heavy cakes and culinary Cayman treats and puts it al
Cayman Art Week is set to return for a third year from Tuesday 30 May to Saturday 3 June 2023 at venues across all three Cayman Islands.
The music business in the Cayman Islands has been catapulted into a new dimension with the opening of Ironshore Studios on the George Town waterfront.
The 2023 Cayman Arts Festival gets under way this week, launching a series of performances by acclaimed international musicians as well as outstanding local artists.
For those residents who were on-island at the time, Hurricane Ivan, which hit Cayman’s shores with a vengeance as a Cat4/5 in September 2004, was a life-changing event for many and certainly one never to be forgotten.
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) and the Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF) are proud to collaborate on a showcase of works by Gladwyn K. Bush – more commonly known as “Miss Lassie” – in celebration of the artist’s intuitive art practice.
