ICTAF- You’re invited

Studio news/blog

I am happy to announce that Deepest Darkest Art Gallery in Cape Town will include one of my recent works in their lineup for this year’s ICTAF

Running in parallel with their sister fair in Milan; miart international modern and contemporary art fair, this event provides a unique opportunity where VIPs, galleries, and visitors will have access to a much broader audience across two continents and two fairs.
Deepest Darkest will be presenting work by AD-Reflex, Hannalie Taute,
Kevin Mackintosh, Krisjan Rossouw, Leila Fanner and Navel Seakamela.
17 – 19 September 2021

Preview: 15 – 17 September

Access:
www.investeccapetownartfair.co.za

The sky is falling

Art portfolio- my work

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“The Sky is falling” 850 x 540 mm Cotton thread and rubber

Since the Cape Town Art Fair came to an end yesterday, I thought that it’s a good time to share some images of my work that was included at the Erdmann Contemporary Gallery.

I could not attend this year’s fair, but here are some installation photo’s via friends that had a chance to visit.

If you want to see what else was happening there, feel free to visit their CTAF facebook page.

Summer Studio Update

Art portfolio- my work

The first day of February…my oh my time flies! I think it’s a good day to tell you about what is happening in the studio so far….

First up is the Cape Town Art Fair. This event will take place from 19 to 21 February 2016. Here is a sneak peek of my work that will be exhibited at the Erdmann Contemporary Gallery Booth during the fair.

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After that I will head off to Stellenbosch for the US Woordfees from the 4th to the 13th of March 2016. I am presenting a solo exhibition called “Stink Afrikaners”. Hope to see you there!

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Later in March I will take part in a group exhibition at the KKNK (Klein Karoo National Arts festival) from the 24 – 30 March in Oudtshoorn. This group exhibition (curated by Sandra Hanekom) celebrates the 100th year of the Huisgenoot. (I’ve inserted a link for those of you that don’t know the Huisgenoot!) For this exhibition each participating artist was asked to revisit an old South African Master. Mine to consider is Maggie Laubser. I have chosen to reinterpret this iconic Self-Portrait by Maggie Laubser :

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