Annelise Bowker Studio exhibition 2023

An exhibition of artworks, done in a variety of styles and techniques such as pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, acrylic, oil and watercolour paintings, mixed media work, scraperboard and printing techniques, all done in 2022 by members of the Annelise Bowker Art StudioThe exhibition will be opened on Sunday 4 June 2023 at 11h30 – 14h00  and can be viewed until Thursday 29 June 2023

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Fabric, Fibre and Threads 2023

An exhibition of a selection of functional artistic textiles, fabrics and wearable art pieces by Alice Tindall, Corina Lemmer, Danel Muller, Derika Volpi, Elaine Louw, Elmarie Baard, Gert Coetzee, Hannatjie Visser, Kobie Coetzee, Magda Swanepoel, Marlene Toerien, Susan Swanepoel, Tilly de Harde, Vicki du Toit and more… titled Fabric, Fibre and Threads 2023 Visitors can view articles that have an important bearing on our daily lives with a wide range of applications such as covering, warmth and personal adornment, especially now during winter. Also decorative items...

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Easter 2023

An exhibition comprising of a variety of styles, techniques and media,to celebrate EASTER Contributing Artists: Eldie Kruger, Ilse Nel, Ingrid van Wyk, Jaqui Weissenbacher , Johan van Coller, Juanita Nieuwoudt, June Williams, Linda Fourie, Magdel van Rooyen, Oriana Pérez Casanova, Tineke Meijer titled Easter 2023 The exhibition will be opened on Sunday 26 March 2023 at 11h30 – 14h00 This exhibition concludes on Thursday 4 May 2023

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Depictions

An exhibition of oil and watercolour paintings as well as mixed media work by Albert Redelinghuys Bronwen Schalkwyk Corina Lemmer titled Award winning artist Albert Redelinghuys resides in Niew-Bethesda in the heart of the Karoo. Albert is known for his realistic unique landscapes and still life paintings. A nature lover that captures moments and breath taking scenes in his paintings. Pretoria based artist Bronwen Schalkwyk depicts the evanescent quality of light that turns objects into kaleidoscopes of scintillating colours and shapes. The abundant beauty of small treasures found...

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The Joy of Art

The Tina Skukan Gallery will be hosting its first exhibition of the year titled The Joy of Art An exhibition of paintings and ceramic work by Ampofo-Anti, Kerstin Franck, Marian Damerell, Nasina Nash, Nellien Brewer, Philip Badenhorst, Stephi Joubert The joy that art brings can’t be explained, only experienced. Science unsuccessfully attempts to define the artist’s impulse to search for meaning, where there is none to be found. “The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of…….We know the truth not only by the reason, but by...

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SEASON’S GREETINGS

The year is drawing to a close again and we at The Tina Skukan Gallery and Tea Garden, would like to express our sincerest appreciation and gratitude for your continued loyal support and interest throughout the past year. May good health and happiness be with you and your family and may your lives be filled with inner joy and peace during the Festive Season. We wish you a wonderful and healthy new year ahead and many happy returns. The Tina Skukan Gallery and Tea Garden will be...

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Christmas 2022

The Tina Skukan Gallery is hosting the last exhibition of the year by various artist titled Christmas 2022 This exhibition will consist of works ranging from watercolour, acrylic and oil paintings, mixed media and graphic work, printing techniques, ceramic work, sculptures and textile art, as well as selected work from the gallery’s collection. Please come and view this exhibition as we celebrate the magical Spirit of Christmas. The exhibition commences on Sunday 4 December 2022 at 11h30 – 14h00 and will conclude on Thursday 15 December...

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SUBURBIA

An exhibition of mixed media work by Jaco Benade Janna Prinsloo MJ Lourens Philippe Bousquet Stefan Rossouw titled SUBURBIA Certain scenes, spaces and events are depicted in this exhibition by five fine South-African artists. Moments and events that are captured, whether fleeting or ongoing, that are passed by unnoticed in our everyday lives in the peri-urban spaces between the city and the countryside. Places that are shaped by urbanisation, new residential zones, suburbs and areas immediately surrounding a city or town. This exhibition will be opened on Sunday 6 November...

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Glitches, set in stone

An exhibition of acrylic and oil paintings by Elzabe Malan and Kobus Rossouw titled Glitches, set in stone In this collection of paintings, Elzabe and Kobus explore the dialogue between glitches: temporary malfunctions or mistakes and the permanence of stones: hard, solid, non-metallic minerals. Glitches are unintentional events while decisions or ideas set in stone represent deliberate actions. Yet, sometimes, ephemeral glitches shape our lives into permanent courses of action – glitches, set in stone. Kobus’ paintings explore how we perceive the world. Often our decisions...

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