FAQs

If you’d like to show and sell your work at Cayman Art Week, you can either host your own exhibition, seek a venue partner or collaborate with other participants. If a gallery already represents you, please check how they plan to participate in Cayman Art Week.

Pop-up exhibitions are typically produced by a third-party curator or by the venue. Either the venue or the participant must have the relevant trade & business licence to sell art.

The Cayman Art Week team will request information on the artist(s), exhibitions and opening times so we can plan and curate the overall programme. Galleries and studios should be prepared to open regular hours throughout the week or by appointment, in addition to any special programming for their relevant district days.

If you have space that can be designated for a temporary exhibition and can staff the exhibition during opening hours, you may be eligible to become an official CAW venue on our bus route. There is also an opportunity for hospitality or retail spaces to host Pop-up exhibitions as part of our fringe programme, which may not be on the bus tour but would still be promoted as part of Cayman Art Week. Please get in touch with the CAW team to discuss this further.

Cayman Art Week exhibitions and events are free and open to all, thanks to the generosity of our patron and sponsors. If you are interested in sponsoring Cayman Art Week or a specific event, please do get in touch. We appreciate the support and like to recognise all contributions on our website and social media channels.

Many hundreds of people attend Cayman Art Week events. If you would like to offer a special menu or discount during Cayman Art Week, please send us details and we will promote it on our website.

Cayman Art Week is run by a small core team and supported by a larger team of volunteers. If you would like to help, please get in touch.

While Cayman Art Week does not organise any events or exhibitions, it is sometimes possible to connect artists with venues or exhibition producers, given enough notice. Please get in touch with the CAW team at least one month prior to Cayman Art Week.

Cayman Art Week does not charge artists or venues to participate and does not take a commission on any art sold. Artists and venues should agree to share costs and revenue from sales.

The CAW team publishes content on our website and social media channels, sends press releases to local and international publications, arranges media interviews and advertises on digital, print and radio.

We aim to promote Cayman Art Week as a week-long programme featuring local artists, galleries, events and pop-up exhibitions rather than to market individual events. We do our best to give fair coverage to all participants – the more information you can share about your event, the better.

CAW24 dates have already been announced as 22-26 May 2024. The CAW team will start reaching out to past participants and sponsors in the new year and will begin promoting the line-up a couple of months in advance. In the meantime, follow us on social media for updates and announcements.

Wednesday, 22 May
CAW24 opens

Thursday, 23 May
CAW West late opening hours & bus tours (Seven Mile Beach & West Bay Road)

Friday, 24 May
CAW Central/Art in the City late opening hours & bus tours (George Town)

Saturday, 25 May
CAW East guided tours (eastern districts)