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On Display

Where To See Jim Hellemn’s Art in Person

Jim Hellemn’s artwork is on display at several public venues, exhibitions, public attractions and galleries in the United states and Cayman Islands.

Galleries

Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman

Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman

Bridge Gallery

West Bay Road, 7 Mile Beach
Grand Cayman
345-943-9000

Hours
Monday through Saturday 9:00 – 5:00
Sunday 11:00 to 5:00

Bridge Gallery

Exhibits

Scuba Show

Scuba Show

June 1-2, 2023
Los Angeles, California
LA Convention Center

Scuba Show is the largest consumer dive show in the United States and happens every Spring in beautiful Long Beach, California. Attending the show is also a great opportunity to explore attractions like the Queen Mary and the Aquarium of the Pacific, where you can also see Jim Hellemn’s lifesize Giant Kelp Forest image embedded in the 126 ft wide glass windows at the front of the Aquarium.

Blue Ocean Art, one of the largest exhibitor booths at the show, features Jim Hellemn’s limited edition fine art prints surrounded by 20 and 30 foot wide reproductions of some of his trademark extreme resolution coral reef landscapes.

DEMA

DEMA

November 14-17, 2023
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Halls G-J
Cayman Islands Pavillion – Booth 1712
New Orleans, Louisiana

Produced by DEMA, the Diving Equipment and Marketing association, the annual DEMA Show is the largest trade-only event in the world for companies doing business in the scuba diving, ocean water sports and adventure/dive travel industries. The Blue Ocean Art DEMA exhibit showcases many limited edition fine art prints by Jim Hellemn, new releases and a 22 foot wide reproduction of “Coral Anchors”, a 3300 megapixel image of a coral reef wall in Cayman Brac.

With a “focus” on public awareness and ocean conservation, Blue Ocean Art offers a unique way to bring the ocean environment into your home or business and appreciate a part of our environment that very few people get to experience.

Public Attractions

Creatures of Light
Interactive Coral Fluorescence Display Creatures of Light

Creatures of light

Creatures of Light” is a large immersive exhibit showcasing nature’s organisms that blink, glow, flash, and glitter, produced by the American Museum of Natural History. Opening first in New York City in Marc 2012, the exhibit was designed to travel to other museums and science centers over a 10 year period. It has been featured at the Field Museum in Chicago and the Fernbank Natural History Museum in Atlanta among others. Proving to be the most succesful exhibit produced by AMNH, the exhibit schedule was extended another 5 years until 2027.
Interactive-Kiosk

Interactive kiosk let’s viewer see what corals look like and how they glow

Camana Bay Observation Center
25ft wide X 75 ft high tile mosaic Camana Bay Observation Tower

Camana Bay Observation Tower

Visitors to the Camana Bay Obervation Tower in Grand Cayman, can “walk” up a Cayman coral reef. The five story high tower features a 75 ft high image of a Cayman coral reef wall reproduced in hand-cut Italian glass tiles that is both an accurate dipiction of Cayman marine life from 10 -100 ft depth and an abstract work of art. A composite image of a Cayman coral reef wall was created from high resolution photographic images to match the architecture of the new construction, so that visitors see key marine life species as they climb the unique double helix staircase. At the top is an open air observation deck offering views of the island. Admission is free!

Observation-Tower

Visitors see different parts of the reef and marine animals as they climb the tower

Kelp Forest Window
“Kelp Forest windows” 13 ft high X 126 ft wide Aquarium of the Pacific

Aquarium of the Pacific

Images from the “Return to Bloody Bay” and “Grouper Moon” projects are on display at the Little Cayman Museum. Completely renovated and reopened to the public in 2014, the museum includes historical items from the personal collection of museum founder Linton Tibbetts along with curated exhibits preserving the history, people and rich, colorful culture of Little Cayman.
Tropical Pacific

Wall Graphics at entrance to coral reef exhibit 9 ft high X 25ft wide Aquarium of the Pacific

Little Cayman Museum

Little Cayman Museum

Images from the “Return to Bloody Bay” and “Grouper Moon” projects are on display at the Little Cayman Museum. Completely renovated and reopened to the public in 2014, the museum includes historical items from the personal collection of museum founder Linton Tibbetts along with curated exhibits preserving the history, people and rich, colorful culture of Little Cayman. Admission is free.

Museum-at-Little-Cayman

Resorts

Cayman Brac Beach Resort
Cayman Brac Beach Resort
Little Cayman Beach Resort
Little Cayman Beach Resort
Southern Cross Club
Southern Cross Club
Sunset House
Sunset House