Brett Charles Seiler is a Zimbabwean born artist who currently resides in Cape Town. He expresses himself through painting, performance art and installation art.
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art.well Gallery invites you to a Solo Exhibition by Michael Chomse
art.well gallery invites you to the solo exhibition by Chomse, where he will share with us his experience of painting plein air (outdoors) in South Africa and in Europe.
10and5 Artist Acceleration and Exposure Programme Artists Announced
Artist Acceleration and Exposure Programme (A3E) is 10and5’s new initiative which aims to upskill emerging artists across South Africa. We are giving talented artists a platform to reach new markets, and help them break into the art/gallery scene.
Experience Art Month at Welgemeend in Cape Town this August
Art Month is a joint initiative with the Friends of Welgemeend, Lizelle and Frank Kilbourn, Marion and Jonathan Bloch, Erin and Leo Podlashuc, Strauss & Co and with the assistance of Hoërskool Jan van Riebeeck. The Welgemeend Art Month will run from 1 to 31 August and coincides with this initiative.
Coetzee’s Ndzundza Mural is one of the Largest Public Artworks to date
As you journey through the city, you will find a mural on the corner of Melle and Jorissen street in Braamfontein titled ‘Ndzundza’. The 168-meter, ten-story ceramic tile mural by Hannelie Coetzee was inspired by the Ndzundza/Nzunza Ndebele people, as well as their interesting hair culture.
Shepard Fairey’s mural pays tribute to The Purple Rain Protest
American artist, activist and founder of OBEY Clothing, Shepard Fairey is the brains behind the ‘The Purple Shall Govern’ mural in Braamfontein.
Faith XLVII’s Art Proves Why Her Elephant Mural made the List for the World’s Best Street Mural
In our third instalment of the art series, we look at the internationally acclaimed visual artist, Faith 47’s expressive murals.
Young artists from Vrygrond Build an exceptional sculpture
For four weeks, youth from Vrygrond and volunteers from San Francisco have been building a sculpture made out of recycled materials such as wooden pallets and steel.
Uniting a City through Generation Next’s Public Art
The intention behind the portraits is to use public art as a way of uniting Capetonians – and to inspire people to work towards uplifting under-resourced communities.
Lorenzo Nassimbeni Creates Mural for Cape Town District Association for the Hearing Impaired
To put this project together, students were taken into the Observatory neighbourhood to draw typical buildings; which were then translated into shapes and in turn translated into the mural designed by Lorenzo.
Meet the Curators | A3E Curation Day
‘A3E’ short for Artist Acceleration and Exposure Programme aims to give unrepresented, young and emerging artists[creators] a platform to present their work to an upscale audience.
Zana ‘Ndebele Superhero’ Masombuka| A Multidimensional Visionary
Zana explores and engages with identity, time, conflict and diversity as the core themes of her work.
Street Art | Dada Khanyisa’s Reflections On Daily Life
In this second installment in our series on street art, we look at the Jozi-born Cape Town based artist’s work
The Labyrinth Project | An Exercise in Relational Aesthetics
The Labyrinth Project is an interdisciplinary platform that aims to create a space where creatives are encouraged to collaborate and contribute to the project.
David Brits Explores Shape, Symmetry and Scale in recently revealed Sculpture titled ‘Ourobus (Red Edge)’
This is the multi-disciplinary artist’s first public sculpture.
