The themes of vanitas and memento mori or memento vivere deal with imagery as a visual reminder of the
Tag: pretoria
Telescreens – a phenomenological experiment?
Continuing my exploration of digital vs. analogue experienced lives ,I have constructed small sculptures as an experiment in phenomenology called… Read more Telescreens – a phenomenological experiment?
Members’ Exhibition – Association of Arts, Pretoria
On Friday, the 17th of January 2020 at 18:00, the annual Members’ Exhibition opens at the Association of Arts, Pretoria.… Read more Members’ Exhibition – Association of Arts, Pretoria
2019 – Blow Your Sculpture
Blow Your Sculpture’s third collaborative iteration took place from January till March 2019 at Smelt Glass Studio , with all twelve artists exhibiting their works at the Pretoria Art Museum…
Blow Your Sculpture 2019
Blow Your Sculpture 2019 opened on 13 March at the Pretoria Art Museum, almost a year after launching at Smelt… Read more Blow Your Sculpture 2019
South African Glass – The art and societies from my perspective
One thing I have learned from the international glass community is that it is a family of wierd cousins, uncles and aunts, some might be scary and others timid or bombastic, everyone differenty unique but all are giving, supportive and believe in the magic of glass and its future.
Back to the Future – Contemporary Glass Inspired by the Past
Pretoria is a proverbial melting-pot of glass art. With this in mind several contemporary protagonists using glass in their oeuvre… Read more Back to the Future – Contemporary Glass Inspired by the Past
Blow Your Sculpture Exhibition
Blow Your Sculpture will open officially at the Pretoria Art Museum on the 12th of November 2016. Please join us… Read more Blow Your Sculpture Exhibition
S.A. Glass Now!!
Current events shaping the future of creative glass practice in South Africa.
Blow Your Sculpture
BYS aims to build a bridge between glass as an expressive medium and sculptors, fostering collaboration and exposing new ideas and approaches to the flexibility of the material.