BILLY SUTER reports that Durban’s Phansi Museum in Glenwood, in celebration of Heritage Month, will present music, food and art from 5pm to 7.30pm on Thursday, September 13. … More Music, food and Phansi Museum art
BILLY SUTER reports that an colourfyl exhibition by a widely acclaimed, Johannesburg-born artist opens at the KZNSA Gallery in Glenwood, Durban, next month. … More Platter of colourful art works
BILLY SUTER reports on two new exhibitions, ‘Flight of Fancy’ by Ceramics Southern Africa and ‘Themes’, a group exhibition by Garret Artists, opening at Durban’s KZNSA Gallery soon. … More Artistic flights of fancy…
BILLY SUTER reports that the Hilton Arts Festival in September will have a special Madiba focus – from art work to theatre, blankets to installations and massive public art sculptures. … More Madiba focus at Hilton Arts Festival
BILLY SUTER reports that three examples of doll-making will be featured in a Durban exhibition titled “Re-Stitching Culture: Indigenous Dolls of South Africa, Australia and Canada”. … More Spotlights on indigenous dolls
BILLY SUTER reports that Durban is to experience a big art attack – as part of the programme for ISEA2018, the 24th International Symposium on Electronic Art (from June 23-30). … More Electronic art explosion for Durban
BILLY SUTER reports that two varied new exhibitions, one in Durban and the other in Pietermaritzburg, are sure to attract art lovers. … More Art works by Starling and Gouws
BILLY SUTER reports that two Durban talents will feature prominently at the 44th National Arts Festival to be held in Grahamstown from June 28 to July 8 … More Rich pickings at SA arts festival
BILLY SUTER reports that former Durban bassist Simon Pontin, now based in Edinburgh as a chef, is back in South Africa and in the spotlight – this time with his art exhibition in Gillitts. … More Bassist, chef and painter…
BILLY SUTER reports that the female form pulls the focus in “Everything I Never Told You”, an exhibition by Bernice Stott, to be presented from February 1 at a gallery in Umhlanga. … More Stott’s focus on the female form
