Topic: NGCI

Shining a spotlight on the captivating beauty of Cayman’s natural environment, the National Gallery’s latest exhibition explores the enduring appeal of nature as a subject of continued inspiration for generations of local artists.

Easter is always a special time in the Cayman Islands with a huge variety of activities taking place across Grand Cayman. This year promises to be no different as everything from serious egg hunts, visits from the Easter Bunny as well as local art, music and some great family-friendly films.

Local artists are exploring the rich tapestry of Caymanian cultural iconography, symbols, and emblems in a new exhibition ‘A Story in Symbols’ which is now opened to the public at the National Gallery.

The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands is launching an online exhibition to spotlight the creativity of artists and members of the public who...

Curated by Emé Paschalides and sponsored by the Cayman office of Mourant Ozannes, “Speak to Me – Understanding the Language of Art” is an unusual examination of art as a language and the visual “dialects” we encounter, from paintings to art installations. The new temporary exhibition opened at the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) last Saturday.

The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands opens a new exhibition this week in the Dart Auditorium/Community Gallery, showcasing close to 100 works of art by 68 students who have participated in the NGCI Outreach programs this year.