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'In Search Of ...'
Musa Nxumalo at SMAC ART GALLERY STELLENBOSCHMusa N. Nxumalo is a photographer and artist who lives and works in Johannesburg, South Africa. His photographs explore youth, culture, identity and the journey to self-discovery.
Nxumalo completed the Foundation and Intermediate Courses at Market Photo Workshop between 2006 and 2008 and has since participated in several workshops and master classes. Nxumalo has had three solo exhibitions and a range of group exhibitions both locally and internationally. His work continues to contribute to a larger discourse around the youth of Africa, their identity and culture.
05 February 2015 - 28 February 2015
'POOLING OUR SECRETS'
Group Show at SMAC ART GALLERY STELLENBOSCHPOOLING OUR SECRETS is a group exhibition featuring work by 11 emerging artists:
Russell Bruns | Ruann Coleman | Herman de Klerk | Alexandra Karakashian | Mitchell Messina | Palesa Mopeli | Mongezi Ncaphayi | Simphiwe Ndzube | Chemu Ng’ok | Gresham Tapiwa Nyaude | Jana Babez Terblanche
05 February 2015 - 28 February 2015
'Both Sides of Now'
Simon Stone at SMAC ART GALLERY STELLENBOSCHSimon Stone opens his solo show of new paintings at SMAC Gallery Stellenbosch. The exhibition coincides with the Cape launch of 'SIMON STONE: COLLECTED WORKS' written by Lloyd Pollak and published in collaboration with Standard Bank.
11 December 2014 - 25 January 2015
'Property, Faith & Beauty and Other Recent Paintings'
Anton Karstel at SMAC ART GALLERY STELLENBOSCHAnton Karstel’s 'Property, Faith & Beauty and Other Recent Paintings' opens at SMAC Stellenbosch.
30 October 2014 - 07 December 2014
'Abstract Painting: 1960 - 1980'
Trevor Coleman at SMAC ART GALLERY STELLENBOSCHSMAC Art Gallery will present an exhibition of abstract works by Trevor Coleman (b. 1936, Johannesburg) in Stellenbosch. This review exhibition includes paintings from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Coleman pioneered Hard-Edge, Geo-Abstract and Op Art in South Africa during the late sixties and seventies – a time when he was predominantly engaged in avant-garde aesthetic exploration after returning to South Africa from London, where he studied and lived for six years. Analytical and mathematical concepts dominated his vibrantly coloured, modular – or Systemic – compositions. Many of his paintings were executed on unconventionally shaped canvasses.
The exhibition is scheduled to open early in June and will be on view until August 2014. SMAC is currently working on producing a fully illustrated publication to coincide with the exhibition.
26 June 2014 - 23 August 2014