Jason deCaires Taylor will join the judging panel for The 7th Lihpao Sculpture Biennial Awards in Taiwan. Winners announced at the end of October 2025. More Information
Jason deCaires Taylor’s sculpture Alluvia has been shortlisted for the 2025 PSSA Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Sculpture. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, 14 October 2025. More Information
The Re.pair Campaign focuses on Grenada’s journey towards reparatory justice. Included is Jason deCaires Taylor’s Vicissitudes symbolising both unity and loss – October 2025. More Information
Jason deCaires Taylor presenting at the 3rd edition of the Forum RISORSA MARE (Civitavecchia – Rome, Italy | September 25 and 26, 2025. Conference Details
The Role of Underwater Museums in Fostering Environmental Sustainability. Published by MDPI. Full article
Jason deCaires Taylor Talks about his underwater sculptures around the world . Event details
Coming Soon: October 2025 – New monumental underwater sculpture installation in Tokunoshima, Japan. Instagram reel
Vogue spotlighted Jason deCaires Taylor’s Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa as one of the world’s best outdoor art venues Read More
Jason deCaires Taylor presenting at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference | Nice, France | June 09, 2025. Conference Details
October 2024: New underwater installation in Carriacou unveiled: A World Adrift, Grenada. News Report
September 2024: Creation and installation of Alluvia. The Stour River, Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom. News Report
2024: Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park ‘s latest edition, Coral Carnival, listed as one of 52 Places to Go in The New York Times.
April 2024: Jason deCaires Taylor exhibits at the 60th Biennale Arte. No Man is an Island. Grenada National Pavillon. Venice, Italy.
2024: Creation and installation of the Sirens of Sewage, Whitstable, Kent, United Kingdom, with the support of SOS Whitstable. News Report
2023: Creation and installation of the Coral Carnival, Grenada. News Report
2023: Jason deCaires Taylor awarded the 2023 Bertha Foundation Artivism award. News Report
2023: Creation and installation of the Ocean Sentinels, John Brewer Reef, Australia. News Report
2021: Creation and installation of Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa (MUSAN), Ayia Napa, Cyprus. News Report
2021: Creation and installation of the Cannes Underwater Eco-Museum, Cannes, France. News Report
2019: Creation and installation of The Coral Greenhouse, John Brewer Reef, Australia. News Report
2021: Jason deCaires Taylor awarded Guinness World Records for the tallest underwater figurative sculpture in the world (Ocean Atlas) and for the most underwater sculptures in the world. News Report
2019: Creation and installation of the Ocean Siren, Townsville, Australia. News Report
2018: Creation and installation of Nexus, Oslo, Norway. News Report
2018: Creation and installation of the Coralarium, Sirru Fen Fushi, Maldives. News Report
2017: Creation and installation of Nest, Gili Meno, Indonesia. News Report
2016: Creation and installation of Museo Atlántico, Las Coloradas, Lanzarote, Canary Islands. News Report
2015: Creation and installation of The Rising Tide, River Thames, London, United Kingdom. News Report
2014: Creation and installation of Ocean Atlas, Nassau, Bahamas. News Report
2009: Creation and installation of Museo Subacuático de Arte (MUSA), Isla Mujeres, Cancun, Mexico. News Report
2006: Creation and installation of the Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park, Grenada. News Report
