Andrew Walford.
The Phansi Museum at 500 Esther Roberts Road, Glenwood, is hosting the exhibition, Earth-Water-Fire; a festival of clay, from May 14 to July 30. The exhibition opens officially at 10 am on Saturday, May 14.
A Lillian Lovebird urn created for ‘The Great Zambezi’ Exhibition which will take place in London at the Patrick Mavros flagship store from May 18 to 28. This piece was sculpted by Teboho Ndlovu and painted by Siyabonga Mabaso. Photo: Ardmore
FLOCKS of brightly coloured birds and an abundance of wildlife – which includes hippos, elephants, black rhinos, wild dogs, cheetah and lions – can be found around the Zambezi River.
This diversity of fauna and flora has inspired the first collaboration between KwaZulu-Natal-based Ardmore Ceramic Art and the Parisian fashion house, Hermès. Continue reading
JANNIE van Heerden will be giving a walkabout of his exhibition, “Helen Martins and the Owl House – a personal view” at artSPACE durban, 3 Miller Road, Durban on Saturday, May 7 at 11 am. All are welcome and it is free!
Van Heerden says: “The reason that I chose the Owl House is because I met Helen Martins in Nieu-Bethesda and was very impressed by her liveliness and total dedication to the creation of her wonder world.”
The exhibition runs until Thursday, May 19. The gallery is open from Monday to Friday between 10 am and 4 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am to 1 pm. Inquiries: 031 312 0793.
ARTIST, Jannie van Heerden, is showcasing his work at artSPACE Durban in the exhibition, Helen Martins and the Owl House – a personal view. Continue reading
BODY Worlds Vital – the international exhibition celebrating the wonder, resilience and fragility of the human body now showing at the Sci Bono Discovery Centre in Newtown – is extending its opening hours for an exclusive evening on April 28 from 6 pm to 9 pm. Continue reading
Fee Halsted. Photo: Ardmore
FEE Halsted, the founder of Ardmore Ceramic Art in Caversham in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands, will be giving a talk to the Midlands Forum at the Howick High School hall at 9.30 am for 10 am on Tuesday, May 3. Continue reading
A model shows off one of the new scarves. Photo: Ardmore/Hermès
LUXURY French brand, Hermès, and Ardmore Ceramic Art, based in Caversham in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, have collaborated to launch a new range of patterned scarves. Continue reading
Turkey and family at home – Braklaagte. Photo: SAHA, photographer Gille de Vlieg
THE KZNSA Gallery in Bulwer Road, Glenwood is hosting the exhibition APPROACH: Cultural Production in a Shifting Social Context from Tuesday, April 19 to Sunday, May 8. Continue reading
The 2015 ImpACT Awards winners: Lindiwe Maxolo, Jessica Denyschen, POPArt, Laurie van Heerden, Letlhogonolo Nche and Benon Lutaaya at the Maslow Hotel, Sandton. Photograph: John Hogg.
THE Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) is inviting nominations for the eagerly awaited 2016 ImpACT Awards, which are held annually in recognition and celebration of excellence within the arts, culture and creative sectors in South Africa.
Nominations for the 2016 ImpACT Awards for Young Professionals, sponsored by The National Lotteries Commission (NLC) and the Distell Foundation in partnership with Sun International, are now open. This year there will be a total of five ImpACT Awards to honour young professional artists. Continue reading
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