Built in Salisbury, Wiltshire in 1880 as a grain mill, FISHERTON MILL is now the south of England’s largest independent art gallery. Spread over three floors and a courtyard the Gallery retains many of the Mill’s original features, which makes for a very unique setting.
Contact: Pat Gavin or Tony Tate
Telephone: 01722 415121
Website: http://www.fishertonmill.co.uk
Email: thegallery@fishertonmill.co.uk
Address: 108 Fisherton Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 7QY, United Kingdom
John Smith was born in Worcester in the Cape in 1944. He comes from a family of artists and studied with Dutch born artist Johan Oldert. John has been a professional painter since 1974 and works in oils, pastels and watercolours. He taught art privately for 30 years.
Visit John’s website here: http://artistjohnsmith.co.za/index.html
KNYSNA FINE ART is one of South Africa’s finest galleries. It specialises in contemporary South African art in a variety of media although a growing number of international fine artists are also exhibited.
Telephone: 044 382 5107
Fax: 044 382 6565
Email: gallery@finearts.co.za
8 Grey Street (the site of the old gallery),
Knysna,
South Africa
Website: http://finearts.co.za
Gallery 2 – a contemporary South African art gallery.
Tel: +27 11 447 0155/98
Fax: +27 11 447 7645
Gallery 2
140 Jan Smuts Avenue
Parkwood
Johannesburg, South Africa
2193
The Strydom Gallery in George has been going since the 1960s and hosts classic art as well as contemporary art.
Tel: +27 44 874 4027
Fax: +27 44 873 2443
Marklaan Centre
79 Market Street
George
www.artaffair.co.za
Hermanus, one of South Africa’s best whale watching spot, also hosts such a delightful gallery.
Tel: +27 28 313 2935
Fax: +27 28 312 4229
Cell: +27 84 781 1864 (Ortrud Mulder, Gallery Director)
The Courtyard, 2 Harbour Road,
Hermanus
South Africa
abalonegallery.co.za
Avril Ward, an artist and former student of mine who now lives in Grand Cayman, recently mentioned me in her newsletter. I think she has heaps of talent, so I thought I’d return the favour by mentioning where you can find Avril’s website: Here.
I am the currently chairman of The African Art Centre, a non-profit organisation which is committed to development work – specifically of african art and artists. The Centre teaches arts and crafts and provides an outlet for approximately 2000 artists and crafters to sell their wares. It is also a place where they can learn realistic marketing and fashion trends and pricing. And it is my favourite charity. Learn more at their website.
Kizo Gallery also hosts the annual Heritage Arts Festival. The festival is unusual in that it has visual arts as the primary focus and I think it is just what Durban and we artists needed in the region. I sincerely hope that it becomes one of South Africa’s best-known art festivals. Find more details here.
Tel: 020 7589 3678
Fax: 020 7584 3731
Email: info@stephaniehoppen.com
17 Walton Street,
London,
SW3 2HX
