We are delighted to share our exhibition line-up for 2016 with you! Featuring a wide variety themes in the work of our artists the exhibitions promise to be enriching, interesting and thought-provoking. The opening evening will always coincide with First Thursdays in Cape Town, a monthly event in which the majority of the central city's galleries stay open until 9pm.
7 - 23 April 2016
ORGANISM / A solo exhibition by Janet Botes
Exploring nature through the looking glass of biological observation and the spiritual connection between human-animal-environment.
5 - 21 May 2016
WALKING ON WATER / A solo exhibition by Zaan Claassens
Zaan Claassens’ latest body of oil paintings examines water surfaces, reflected light and the ephemeral nature of her subject matter. Her beautifully crafted bronze sculptures add their magic.
2 - 18 June 2016
BENEATH THE SKIN / A Group Exhibition of work by Claude Chandler, Corné Eksteen, Damien Schumann, Gary Frier, Kendall-Leigh Nash, Louisa Betteridge, and Ntobeko Mjijwa
An exhibition of art that looks at identity and self, and explore the ways we are different from each other, but at the same time share similarities.
7 - 23 July 2016
Scapes: Rhythms of an environment / A Group Exhibition of work by Catherine Ocholla, James de Villiers, Joanne Reen, Karen Wykerd, and Laurel Holmes
A scape - whether it be a landscape, cityscape, waterscape or skyscape, is built up of colours, moments, expanses, materials, rhythms, sounds, and other qualities that defines the space(s).
4 - 20 August 2016
A solo exhibition by Sally Rumball
1 - 17 September 2016
A solo exhibition by Mila Posthumus
6 - 22 October
Life.body.time / Group exhibition: Bettie Coetzee-Lambrecht, Chris Denovan, Janna Prinsloo, Jodi Hugo, Michaela Rinaldi.
"Most people don't grow up. It's too damn difficult. What happens is most people get older. That's the truth of it. They honor their credit cards, they find parking spaces, they marry, they have the nerve to have children, but they don't grow up." - Maya Angelou
