Cayman Art and Wine Tour

1 Stop | 1 Point of Interest

Duration: 1 hour

Operating Schedule: Departure from Balboa Beach at 1:30pm, First stop at the Cayman Islands National Gallery. Established in 1996, NGCI is a vibrant arts organization that seeks to fulfil its mission through exhibitions, artist residencies, education/outreach programs and research projects. NGCI operates in both a local and global arena. As part of our mission to promote and encourage the appreciation and practice of the visual arts, of and in the Cayman Islands, we send Caymanian art and artists abroad as well as having many fine international artists visit, exhibit and work in the Cayman Islands. NGCI is an inclusive gathering place which honours our artistic heritage, celebrates art and seeks to provide inspiring learning experiences for all of our diverse public.

1 Stop | 1 Point of Interest

Duration: 1 hour

Operating Schedule: second stop will be at the Grove to Visit the Carlos Garcia Art Gallery and do a wine tasting. The brainchild of Honduran artist and muralist Carlos V. Garcia, located in a non-traditional art gallery in The Grove. The gallery features his showroom, studio, and work by other local emerging artists. It is designed to support multi-genre collaborations, including fashion shows, Pop-Up events, and art exhibitions. Featured artists include Carlos V. Garcia, Iain MacRae, Kerwin Ebanks, Andie Lau, David Banegas, Annikki Hills, Steven Dann, Scott Gordon, Augusto Salazar, Alejandro Dominguez, Tiann Lewis, Arlen Avila, Alessandro Garcia, Franc Garcia, Henry Hoy, and Carlos Ortiz. For CAW24, the gallery will be hosting Art Chemistry Night, an exhibition opening, and a late-night event for CAW West until midnight.

1 Stop | 1 Point of Interest

Duration: 1 hour

Operating Schedule: Last stop will be at the Gallery, a walk through with Artist Jason Kennedy will savoring a wine curated by Tortuga Fine Wines. Jason Kennedy captures the lifestyle, the mood, and the faces of the people in the Cayman Islands and the wider Caribbean. His work takes the viewer away from the pristine beaches of the islands and into the streets, markets, and yards of the residents. Always a captured moment in time, the paintings depict work, leisure, movement, and action as the subjects engage in everyday life. His work pays homage to the island's way of living, journeying into what makes the region truly special: its people. Although Jason's art is comprised of both oil paintings and acrylic, each piece contains a small trace of seawater taken from Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman.