Cayman Art Week’s official opening on Wednesday 27 May with lead partner the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands drew 500 guests — the largest opening night crowd in the gallery’s history. The evening brought together collectors, artists, gallerists and the broader community, with Parliamentary Secretary for Culture and Heritage the Hon. Julie Hunter addressing guests on behalf of culture partner the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture. Artist Randy Chollette, whose work features in a major exhibition at the National Gallery, performed a live drumming set.
Cayman Art Week 2026 wraps up with record attendance and strong sales
Radio Cayman One, 04 June 2026, Cayman Islands
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