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Louis de Villiers’ brand new artwork, "May flowers grow in the bed of your sins", is available via our online shop as usual, but a limited number will also be for sale at Kalashnikovv’s First Thursdays event this week, to coincide with his recent solo at the gallery, We Ouchea.
The cost of artworks is a subject often veiled in mystery and elitism. But because it’s Turbine time, because we released a higher-priced artwork last month, and because increasing accessibility to the art market is one of our core objectives – we’d like to offer a brief explainer of how
50ty/50ty collaborator Ruby Swinney graduated in 2015 with a sold-out exhibition, then followed that with a solo show at WHATIFTHEWORLD and a solo booth at the Cape Town Art Fair. And now – not even three years into her career – a solo exhibition of her work is debuting at
It was almost over before it started, almost sold out before the print had finished drying. This is the pull of a piece by the young and talented Kirsten Sims. With all the rush of the pre-orders, desperate enquiries and general Instagram furore over this much-awaited April release, our monthly newsletter
Acclaim keeps pouring in for Siwa Mgoboza, another bright young thing of the art world. His series Les Etres D'Africadia (Masquer) was recently selected as feature work for the 2018 MIA Photo Fair in Milan, and subsequently featured in the March issue of Art Africa, which was released at the Cape
There is a colour pervading a lot of our recent works – across diverse artists and formal styles. Pink, a colour that has been used (and abused) by different cultures, artists, movements and marketing tactics – but rarely by nature – has a fascinating history. It's summarised in this article,
If mid-February finds you in the Cape Town area, don’t miss the chance to enjoy world-class art from across the continent, converging at the CTICC for a culture-packed weekend. We’ll be releasing an exciting new 50ty/50ty artwork by South African Bitterkomix icon, Conrad Botes, at the fair. And we’re also looking
A good quality frame not only shows off your artwork to maximum effect, but also prevents damage – it’s the best way to care for your print. Our go-to guys are Wessel Snyman Creative – a bespoke, museum-grade picture framing company that has been doing incredible work since inception in
With the festive season fast approaching, we’re happy to announce that our new gift vouchers are available online. This allows you to spend any amount on the lucky recipient – whether you’re sponsoring a collection of prints of their choice, or simply a portion of the price of one. Click here