If you are in Cape Town, stop by The Luge Gallery, Loop Streep No 109 to take a closer look at the Ardmore Ceramic Art Mercurial Cats Exhibition which runs in the Mother City until October 13. Ardmore is based in Caversham in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands. Find out more at http://www.ardmoreceramics.co.za/
Deidre Maree, “#ZA – Good Times”, oil on canvas
artSPACE durban is playing host to a number of exhibitions which encourage art-lovers to undertake a journey of learning and discovery until October 10. Continue reading
Karin’s Doll.
Lizamore & Associates is hosting a solo exhibition by Karin Preller in September. Titled Stilled Lives, this exhibition continues the artist’s exploration of the interaction between painting and photography. Continue reading
An exhibition entitled Top Up Inside Out, featuring artworks by members of the artists’ collective, Ubuhle Bobuntu Arts, and curated by Thulani Zondo, will be presented by UJ Arts & Culture at the UJ Art Gallery until September 23. Continue reading
A work by Graeme Williams
Running until September 27 at the KZNSA Gallery in Bulwer Road, Glenwood is A City Refracted, by Ernest Cole Award-winner, Graeme Williams. The Durban show is the second leg of a national tour to launch Graeme’s book and exhibition. Continue reading
Sophie by Trayci Tompkins.
Visitors to the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands may well have encountered the delightful Zulu-Lulu Art House Gallery at Piggly Wiggly. If you haven’t yet had the pleasure, then you can discover it for yourself at the Hilton Arts Festival at Hilton College. The gallery is hosting a pop up in the Art Block. Continue reading
Sthenjwa Luthuli’s Human Elevation.
DURBAN curator, Carol Brown, has put together a fabulous exhibition for this year’s Hilton Arts Festival, which runs at Hilton College from September 18 to 20. Continue reading
THE Centre for Visual Art (CVA) at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Pietermaritzburg campus, hosts the 30th annual Art Historians’ Conference on September 10 and September 11. Continue reading
John Pace
Cape Town artist John Pace has won the 2015 Sanlam Portrait Award for his portrait entitled After the Match. Continue reading
Corne Eksteen’s The Emancipator
OPENING at artSPACE durban tonight are two thought-provoking exhibitions: Sea Fever by Jane Strode in the Main Gallery and Corné Eksteen’s disintegration in the Middle Gallery. Continue reading
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