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… Pomeroy in the Msinga area. He did not receive any formal art training. Edwin Kinch, a Canadian Servite priest, … Curriculum Vitae Exhibitions: 961: Bloemfontein (Republic Art Festival). 1965: DAM (Bantu Inter Faith Art Exhibition). Awards: 1961: Republic Art Festival (second …

… Geoff Matlherane Mphakathi. A key figure in the Pretoria art scene, Mphakathi served as a mentor and introduced Tladi … that hosted the activities of the youth club into an art studio, gallery, and museum of contemporary Black art. The aim was to exhibit art, stimulate research, and …

… apparently able to support himself from the sale of his art.  It is highly possible that the watercolour portraits … with the sitter. Like the great pioneer of western art in West Africa, Aina Onabolu (1882–1963), Butelezi wanted … one – was endowed with the creative ability to produce art like white people’. The sensitivity with which the people …

… SADC, Drill Hall, Darling St., fm. 2 Nov. 1917: SASA Art Exh.,MH, City Hall, Darling St., 7 Feb. 1918: SASA Art Exh., MH, City Hall, Darling St., 6 Feb. 1919: SASA Art Exh., MH, City Hall, Darling St., 6 Feb. 1924: SASA …

… ago, to become first master of the School of Art, and who was connected with that institution for some … of the works on the walls. They show the great progress art has made in South Africa in recent years, and they promise a magnificent future for art in Cape Town. The praise accorded the pictures by the …

… Darling St., 9 Dec. (as a member of SADC).  1917: SASA Art Exh., MH, City Hail, Darling St., 7 Feb. 19! 7: SASA … Society's Gall., 42 Burg St., 14 Aug.  1918: SASA Art Exh., MH, City Hall, Darling St., 6 Feb.  1924: SASA 23rd … HaB, 4 Dec.  1931: First Annual Exh. ofContemp. National Art, SAAG [SANG] with the SASA, 7 Dec. - 31 Mar. …

… Rhodes University in Grahamstown , where he studied fine art and photography. In 1983, after completing his Honours … events. He taught photography at Capic, a community centre project in Cape Town .  Hartman then started working …

… , Pitika Ntuli grew up with a keen interest in art. As a young man, he got involved in politics, and he was … teaching at such institutions as the Camberwell College of Art, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, The London College of Printing, Middlesex …

… "First of all, I don't take art particularly seriously. I make the work because I enjoy … in sculpture and mixed media at St Martins School of Art in London, and in painting at The University of Cape Town … Memorial Trust Award and the South African Biennale, Art South Africa””Today in Durban in 1997. Payne was also …

… “I use art as a tool to confront reality. I use art as a tool to get to know the world in which I live. And I use art as a tool to experience my own reality within the world …

… to 1946. In 1946, he studied at the Camberwell School of Art, London and travelled in Europe completing his studies in … EXHIBITIONS 1973, 1977, 1979, & 1986 Solo exhibitions at Art b Gallery (formerly the Bellville Branch of the South … at the Atlantic Gallery 1975: Solo exhibition at Ned Art in Claremont  1981: Participated in the Homage to Alfred …

… Diploma in Design (1959) from the Camberwell College of Art, London, and an Art Teacher’s Diploma (1960) from Reading University. He taught at Fine Art institutions in South Africa for a number of years before …

… London. On her return to South Africa in 1953 she taught art at the Umpumulo Training College, Mapumulo, Natal and … 1981 she was the teacher in charge of the one-year Special Art Teachers’ Course at the Ndaleni Training College near … Natal. From 1982-1985 she was Senior Lecturer in charge of Art at the Indumiso College of Education, Edendale, …

… at the University of Cape Town's Michaelis School of Fine Art until 1969. On 1970, he received a DAAD scholarship to … advisor for the Institute on New International Visual Art’s Council in 1992, advisor for the Tate Gallery in London … to 1995. He taught Visual Arts at the Chelsea College of Art and Design, Liverpool in 1995, and was a curator of the …

… She then went on to study for a Diploma in Commercial Art at the Durban Institute of Technology (DIT, now Durban … can be found in the permanent collections of the Durban Art Gallery, the Tatham Art Gallery, the Pretoria Art Gallery, the Phansi Museum and …

… together. Figure 2: 1962, epilogue, communion. Source: art-archives-southafrica.ch In 1957, Rubin married Riva … Rubin participated in a closed competition on religious art in which he submitted the artwork ‘My Jesus’. This led to … very often. Figure 3: From Isreali War series. Source: art-archives-southafrica.ch It was during his travels to …

… (1763 - 1804). He came to SA with much experience of art societies, and this was to serve him well. Primarily a … towards False Bay, was eventual] purchased for the SA Art Gallery (SANG). He is also represented in number of other … example in so capably organising the earliest premier art events in SA should also not be underestimated. Exhibitor …

… of the Johannesburg Arts Foundation (JAF) , a community art centre that provided recreational and professional training …

… was a prolific photographer and artist that used his art as a medium to shed light on the political struggles of … to discontinue his architectural degree to study Fine Art. He received a Diploma in Fine Art from the Michaelis School of Fine Art at the University …

… from 1948 to 1950, and at the Hammersmith School of Art, London, from 1956 to 1957. Between 1959 and 1966 he taught art at schools in KwaZulu Natal. From 1961 to 1979 he was  … costumes. His work is represented in public and private art collections in South Africa, United Kingdom, New Zealand, …

… Trevor Makhoba was born in Umkhumbane, Durban in 1956. His art is uniquely grounded in his experience of life and … on his work locates it within the traditions of black art in KwaZulu-Natal, as an extension of the work of Gerard … South Africa. The strong tendency to narrative in his art is rooted in what Juliet Leeb-du Toit refers to as …

… New Group after his return from the Camberwell School of Art in London from 1937 to 1938 and a period in Paris in … to be included on the large exhibition of South African art held at London's Tate Gallery in 1948. His work appeared … c.1898 - 1950: 1946: 43 rd Annual Exh. of Contemp. SA Art, an-, by SASA with NSA, MMG, 5 – 23 Apr. 1948: SASA 45th …

… Lecture at Centre for Africa Studies, 20 March 2012 by Mary Burton …

… travelled in Europe between 1924 and 1926. The irascible art critic Bernard Lewis commended his treatment of the skies … on SASA-related exhibitions c.1898 - 1950: 1917: SASA Art Exh., MH, City Hall, Darling St., 7 Feb. 1917: SASA … Exh., Society's Gall., 42 Burg St., 14 Aug. 1918: SASA Art Exh., MH, City Hall, Darling St., 6 Feb. 1918: SASA …

… Art review – The geopolitical trash by Nadine Botha (City …

… The I of the beholder - Identity formation in the art & writing of Breyton Breytenbach …

… The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery … Ben Wa Mokoena Arnold, SA artist and art teacher, is born in Johannesburg. …

… Johannes Anthonie Smith, painter, art critic and journalist, is born in Aberdeen, Karoo. …

… Exh., MMG.14 -25 Sep. 1944: 41st Annual Exh. o/SA Contem); Art, org. by SASA with other Societies, SANG, 25 Feb. Curriculum vitae 1945: 42nd Annual Ed ofContemp. SA Art, org. by SASA, MMG, 6 - 20 Apr. 1945: SASA Member. Exh., … St., 10 - 24 Sep. 1946: 43rd Annual Exh. T Contemp. SA Art, arr. by SASA in ass. with the NSA, MMG, 5 - 23 Apr. 194( …

… such as Swaziland, Botswana and Mozambique. He taught art at Serowe Art School in Botswana. Many art analysts have spoken greatly about Jensma's work, … http://www.chico.mweb.co.za/mg/art/the_rest/0003/000313-jensma.html |Johannesburg Art Gallery (1988), The Neglected Tradition: Towards a New …