THE SOUTH AFRICAN ART TIMES

ART GUIDE JUNE 2008

A still from the video work by artist Cristina Luca, Spain You can walk by to be seen at The Bank Gallery, Durban 19 June - 17 July.
The International Video Show is from work selected from the Rijks Academy’s archive (Holland) curated by Greg Streak.
 SOUTH AFRICAN ART GALLERY SHOW LISTINGS FOR JUNE

T. 011 465 9192

Eastern Cape
East London
Anne Bryant Art Gallery
Until 15 June -
‘Anything but Painting’
9 St Marks Road, Southernwood,
East London T. 043 722 4044
Free State
Bloemfontein
Oliewenhuis Art Museum
Until 16 June - Hardy Botha – Ret-
rospective Exhibition
Until 26 June - Pauline Gutter
– ‘Opslag’
16 Harry Smith Street, Bloemfon-
tein T. 051 447 9609
Gauteng
www.grahamsfineartgallery.co.za
Johannesburg Art Gallery
Until 08 June -
Ars Moriendi – ‘How to die well’
King George Street, Joubert Park,
Johannesburg T. 011 725 3180
The Thompson Gallery
Until 07 June - ‘Sites of Memory’
78 Third Avenue, Melville
T. 011 482 2039
www.thompsongallery.co.za
The Photo Workshop Gallery
04 June - Mimi Cherono Ng’ok -
‘I am Home’
2 President Street, Newtown
T. 011 834 1444
The Worldart Gallery
Until 21June - André Naude -
Exhibition of limited edition prints
95 Commissioner Street,
Johannesburg T. 011 901 5045
www.worldart.co.za
Bank Gallery
19June-17July - ‘DIS–EASE’ a
new generation of video art from
the Rijksakademie archives
217 Florida Road, Morningside,
Durban T. 031 3126911
www.bankgallery.co.za
Bat Centre
Until 07June - Londiwe (Zee)
Nzimande -‘Parallel Attires’
45 Maritime Place, Small Craft
Harbour (Off Victoria
Embankment) T. 031 332 0451
www.batcentre.co.za
KZNSA Gallery
Until 08 June - Stephen Hobbs
– ‘D’urban’
Until 08 June - Dineo Bopape
– ‘Lovestrung’
Until 08 June - Johan Thom –
‘twilight of the idols and bind/ont-
bind’ (series 1)
166 Bulwer Road, Glenwood
T. 031 2023686
www.kznsagallery.co.za
34 Long Fine Art
10 June - Contemporary Fine Art
Auction
34 Long Street, Cape Town
T. 021 4264594
www.onauction.co.za
art.b Gallery
25 June-16 July - ‘Destinations’
land and seascape paintings by
Elizabeth and Hester de Vos and
‘Journey to the heart of the Matter’
ceramics by Joy Savage
23 July-13 August - ‘Spirit’ paint-
ings by Benjamin Mitchley and
ceramics by Tania Babb
Library Centre, Carel van Aswegen
Street, Bellville T. 021 9182301
www.artb.co.za
AVA Gallery
02-20 June - ‘X marks the spot’
exhibition by AVA members
23 June-11 July – ‘Baring’ curated
by Eunice Geustyn
35 Church Street, Cape Town
T. 021 4247436
www.ava.co.za
Iziko South African National
Gallery
Until 31 August - Pancho Guedes
- ‘An Alternative Modernist’
Until 31 August - ‘Our Triumphs
and Our Tears’
Government Avenue, Company’s
Garden T. 021 4674660
www.iziko.org.za
João Ferreira Gallery
02 July- 02 August - ‘Abstraction’,
a show comprising of both local
and international artists includ-
ing Anton Karstel, Mark Hipper,
Kevin Atkinson, Mark Francis, and
Douglas Portway
02 July-02 August - Louise
Linder’s - ‘From Here to Eternity’
70 Loop Street, Cape Town
T. 021 4235403
www.joaoferreiragallery.com
Michael Stevenson Gallery
Until 05 July – ‘Disguise – The
art of attracting and deflecting
attention’
Ground floor, Buchanan Building,
160 Sir Lowry Road, Cape Town
T. 021 4621500
www.michaelstevenson.com
Whatiftheworld Gallery
05 June-05 July - Prints and
Editions 08
First floor, 208 Albert Road Wood-
stock T. 021 4481438
www.whatiftheworld.com
Franschoek
The Gallery at Grande Provence
01 June-09 July - ‘Decadance’,
group exhibition by Angus Taylor,
Diane Victor, Gordon Froud, Jacki
McInnes, Musha Neluheni, Paul
Boulitreau, Rosemarie Marriott and
Ulricke Lourens
Main Road Franschoek
T. 021 8768600
www.grandeprovence.co.za
Knysna
The Dale Elliott Art Gallery
Oyster Festival exhibition on Kny-
sna and her surrounding areas
Woodmill Lane Shopping Centre,
Knysna, 6570 Tel: 044 3825 646
www.daleelliott.co.za

Johannesburg Stellenbosch
Alliance Francaise of Jhb
Until 06 June - llana Seati –
Die Dorpstraat Galery
‘Contested Spaces’
Until 17 June - Chris Diedericks
17 Lower Park Drive, Corner Kerry
– Indigo Boy
Road Parkview T. 011 646 1169
21 June - 12 August - Nora New-
www.alliance.org.za
ton exhibition
144 Dorp Street, Stellenbosch T.
Art Extra Gallery
021 8872256
Until 07 June – ‘Aftermath’
11 June - 12 July -
SMAC Gallery
Reshma Chhiba – ‘Kali’
Abstract South African Art from the
373 Jan Smuts Avenue,
Isolation Years Part 2
Johannesburg T. 011 326 0034
De Wet Centre, Church Street,
www.artextra.co.za
Stellenbosch. Tel: 021 887 3607
www.smacgallery.com
Artspace Gallery
07-28 June -
Brendon Cahill – ‘vi vi’
5 – 26 July -New Works by Villiersdorp
Richard Smith
142 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood
T. 011 482 1258 The Elliott’s Art Gallery
www.artspace-jhb.co.za Exciting Winter exhibition of latest
works by Dale and Mel Elliott.
David Krut Print Workshop 80 Main Rd, Villiersdorp, 6848
Until 17 June - Bronwen Findlay Tel: 028 840 2927
- ‘Floating and Falling’ Maputo by Guy Tillim from his series Avenue Patrice Lumumba, 10 July - 23 August Michael Stevenson, Cape Town www.daleelliott.co.za
142 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood,
Johannesburg T. 011 447 0627
www.davidkrutpublishing.com

Gallery Momo
12 June-07 July -
Bronwen Vaughan-Evans –
‘Home Is Where the Heart is’
52 7th Avenue, Parktown North,
Johannesburg T. 011 327 3247
www.gallerymomo.com
Gordart Gallery
08-28 June - Pall Stefansson
– ‘Iceland’ and Carla Liesching
–‘Masked Portraits’
08-28 June - Ellen Papciak-Rose
and John Hodgkiss – ‘The writing
is on the wall’
08 June - 01July - Francois
Swanepoel – Photographs
72 Third Avenue, Melville,
Johannesburg T. 011 726 8519
www.gordartgallery.com
Graham’s Fine Art Gallery
Until 29 August – ‘The Modern
Palimpsest - Envisioning South
African Modernity’
Corner Cedar & Valley Roads
Broadacres, Fourways
Pretoria
St Lorient Fashion & Art Gallery
Until 29 June - Colour Metamor-
phosis - Reflections on Abstraction
492 Fehrsen Street, Brooklyn
Circle, Brooklyn T. 012 460 0284
www.stlorient.co.za
Kwazulu Natal
Durban
artSPACE Durban
02-21 June - ‘Bright Ideas’
23 June-12 July - Terri Broll and
Terry King -‘Painting and Process’
and Kieran Smith -‘Us’
3 Millar Road, Durban
T. 031 312 0793
www.artspacedurban.co.za
The African Art Centre Bell-Roberts Gallery
18-30 June - Jabu Nala - 25 June-08 August - ‘Between
Ceramics exhibition meaning and matter’ - Group
T. 031 3123818 exhibition
www.afriart.org.za 176 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock
www.bell-roberts.com
Erdmann Contemporary
Until 28 June - Manfred Zylla and
Western Cape Garth Erasamus - New Paintings
63 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town
T. 021 4222762
www.erdmanncontemporary.co.za
Cape Town
Everard Read Gallery
12-25 June - Sheila Nowers
3rd I Gallery
-‘Round & About’.
04-07 June -White Ribbon Alliance 26 June-10 July - Olivia Musgrave
– ‘A Promise to Mothers Lost’
- ‘Bronzes’
95 Waterkant Street, corner
3 Portswood Road, V&A
Buitengracht, Cape Town
Waterfront T. 021 4184527
T. 021 4252266
www.everard-read-capetown.co.za
Rust-en-Vrede Gallery
Until 26 June - ‘Sit’, an exhibition
of quirky mosaic chairs
10 Wellington Road, Durbanville
T. 021 976 4691
www.rust-en-vrede.com
The A.R.T. Gallery
Until 21June - Hennie Meyer
- ‘Veelvoud/Multiple’
No. 205, The Colosseum Building,
3 St.George’s Mall T. 021 4192679
The Cape Gallery
Until 08 June - Martin Layton and
Lin Barrie - exhibition of recent
paintings
08 June-26 July - ‘Desire’, a group
exhibition
60 Church Street, Cape Town
Rejoyce by Bronwen Vaughan-
T. 021 4235309
Evans – ‘Home Is Where the
www.capegallery.co.za
Heart is’. Gallery Momo
 GALERIE : ADRIAAN BOSHOFF
Featuring: Adriaan Boshoff
Still life (Oil on canvas 90cm x 70cm)

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Michael MacGarry - The Trade, archival inkjet print (2008) Daniel Halter - Space of AIDS (2007) Themba Shibase - Salute your king boy (2006)

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