Opening at artSPACE durban at 11 am on March 4 is Jannie van Heerden’s solo exhibition, “Olive Schreiner Revisited”.
The exhibition will be opened by Professor Johan Jacobs, Emeritus Professor and Senior Research Associate and University Fellow in English Studies, at the School of Arts, College of Humanities, University of KwaZulu-Natal. Continue reading
Season four of Exhibition on Screen give audiences the chance to view some of the world’s greatest art exhibitions on the big screen at Cinema Nouveau from Saturday, 25 February.
The first production is a feature-length documentary film about one of the world’s most famous artists, titled I, Claude Monet. It offers a fresh new look at a man who is arguably the world’s favourite artist – through his own words. The film is directed by award-winning director Phil Grabsky. Continue reading
Running until March 2 at artSPACE Durban, 3 Millar Road, Durban, is Izolda van der Merwe’s exhibition ‘I See In Colour’. Continue reading
Zemba Luzamba’s Jumper 1.
Running at the Durban Art Gallery until February 19 is the exhibition Beyond Binaries.
Featuring work by 26 artists, the exhibition aims to open up discussion on the current climate of polarisation and intolerance, and the increasing trend towards fixed identities. Continue reading
Bernice Stott’s Ancient Mariner.
artSPACE durban’s Annual Affordable Art Show is now in its 14th year and is one of the Durban gallery’s most popular exhibitions. Continue reading
Dr Alison Misselhorn, director of research and strategy at the Lunchbox Fund (third from left), was presented with a cheque for R74 100 by Hilton College teacher Angela Salamon (far left) and pupils, Sam Nicol, Chizembi Sakulanda (Head of school 2017) and Tim Presbury. Photo: Maralyn Atkins
FOSTERING education through nutrition is the ethos underpinning the work of the Lunchbox Fund, a non-profit organisation which provides a daily meal for orphaned and at-risk school children in South Africa, writes Estelle Sinkins.
On Tuesday, November 15, the charity received a sizable boost for its programmes in the country’s township and rural areas when Hilton College pupil, Chizembi Sakulanda, presented Dr Alison Misselhorn, director of research and strategy at the Lunchbox Fund, with a cheque for R74 100.
Hilton College’s donation will provide 28 000 meals to children for an entire year. Continue reading
The Shade of the Milkwood by Jenny Hallowes.
THELUVVIE.COM’s Estelle Sinkins chats to Hilton artist, Jenny Hallowes, ahead of her solo exhibition at the Tatham Art Gallery in Pietermaritzburg. The exhibition opens on November 13. Continue reading
Durban’s biggest local independent Christmas fair, KZNSA’s Buzzart, which runs at the KZNSA Gallery in Glenwood from November 18 to January 15, 2017, is looking for artists, crafters and designers (in various media) to participate in their annual year-end KZNSA Buzzart exhibition and show. Continue reading
Ardmore will be exhibiting new work, inspired by African mythology, at the Ebony Art Gallery in Franschhoek from October 22. Photo: Supplied
MISCHIEVOUS, and sometimes malevolent, tokoloshes and tagati, are a part of Zulu mythology.
Now these creatures have been given a physical form by a group of young artists from Ardmore Ceramic Art’s Winter School for an exhibition, titled Tokkies and Tagies, which will be taking place at the Ebony Gallery in Franschhoek, from October 22. Continue reading
From October 22 to November 10 artSPACE durban, 3 Millar Road, Durban, will be playing host to Rowan Phillips’ exhibition, Markings. Continue reading
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