Cayman Art Week
Each year, the popular week-long celebration of art and artists draws hundreds of art lovers and collectors to events across all three Cayman Islands. From pop-up exhibitions and open studios to presentations by established galleries, Cayman Art Week represents the full width and breadth of Cayman’s creative art scene.
Launched in 2021 to celebrate local artists and art venues and to build a support the burgeoning sector, Cayman Art Week is designed to stimulate the commercial art market and introduce new audiences and potential buyers directly to gallery owners and creatives. With all events free to attend, visitors can join art tours, explore open studios, talk to the artists and learn from art experts.
The lineup for CAW25 events and activities will be announced on Cayman Art Week social media channels in the coming weeks.
To learn more about CAW and how to get involved this year, visit the FAQ page on the Cayman Art Week website. Artists and venues wishing to participate can also apply by completing the Participant Form here: bit.ly/caymanartweek2025participantform.
For more information about Cayman Art Week, visit caymanartweek.com.
Additional Information
Highlights of CAW25 include: Tuesday 20 May Preview eveningWednesday 21 May - CAW25 Launch Reception CAW partner the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands where guests can view the three current exhibitions TimeBack, From the Mind’s Eye and Evolutions: Continuity and Change in Contemporary Caymanian Art, as well as works in the Permanent Collection.Thursday 22 May - CAW West Presented in partnership with Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa and Hotel Indigo – evening opening hours and hop-on/hop-off bus tours of venues along Seven Mile Beach and West Bay Road including The Studio at Kimpton Seafire, Cera Tan at Hotel Indigo, Carlos V. Garcia Gallery, Kennedy Gallery, pop-up exhibitions at Carey’s Karma Closet, Optique, Vines 2 Ocean and Sticks & Stones, and six locations at Camana Bay including The Gallery, Label C, Audi, TABS, Islands Jewellers and Abacus. Friday 23 May - CAW Central Presented in partnership with George Town Revitalisation – evening opening hours and hop-on/hop-off bus tours of venues in George Town including Guy Harvey Gallery, Claire at the Beach Studio, Ngara Galleries, 3 Girls and a Kiln, Art Nest Studio, Goodness, Tangled World II at Cricket Square, Kirkman Studios, Martlet Design, the Cayman Islands National Museum and a late night party at Mutiny.NEW: CAW Little Cayman Bike AroundSpend the afternoon cycling and exploring the art on display in Little Cayman for CAW25, including the Little Cayman Museum which has an exhibition from the National Gallery’s collection, the Seahorse Boutique and the National Trust House where guest artist Debbi Truchan is exhibiting art, alongside a pop-up exhibition of flora and fauna-inspired art from the National Gallery’s collection.Saturday 24 May CAW East Curated bus tours of venues in the eastern districts including Pure Art Gallery, Scott Swing Studio, Mind’s Eye Centre, pop-up exhibitions at Harbour Walk, the Visual Arts Society at Pedro St James, Kay Smith Studio and Gram Bella’s. Tickets cost $10. New: CAW Brac A curated bus tour of venues in Cayman Brac including Cayman Brac Heritage House, Nim Things, Gordon Solomon Gallery and Eldemire House/National Trust. CAW is also running a special tour for seniors in partnership with the Department of Family Services.Sunday 25 May Open studios and art eventsFor more information about Cayman Art Week, visit caymanartweek.com.