Things to do in South Africa, South Africa: The Best Art Galleries

August 3, 2021 Leonardo Torrence

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1. Jandreart Studio

TH 2 Long Street Thesen Harbour Town, Knysna 6571 South Africa +27 78 610 5104 [email protected] http://jandreart.com
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5.0 based on 65 reviews

Jandreart Studio

A working art studio where the resident artist engages with visitors , provides demonstrations and gives advice to artists and collectors

Reviewed By foodandwine2750

We were wandering around Knsyna on a sunny afternoon, and happened to pop into Jan’s studio. What began as a chance stop-in turned into a wonderful experience talking with Jan about his interesting life as an artist. He kindly offered us water, coffee, or wine, and made us feel at home while we looked around at his incredibly unique art pieces (all finger-painted!!!). His kind nature was apparent through his artwork and his actions. We really enjoyed talking to him and ended up buying some small pieces and a unique wine cork board. I wish I had pictures to share. An absolute must!!!!!!!!!!

44 Genl Dan Pienaar Drive, Bloemfontein 9301 South Africa +27 82 785 4995 [email protected] http://www.kotzekuns.co.za
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Kotze Kunsgalery / Art Gallery

The Kotze Art Gallery sells the work of professional South African artists as well as valuable works from Old Masters. Also for sale are beautiful ceramics and valuable glass work, sculptures and other gifts like prints. We will frame your pictures professionally with expert advice. The Kotze Art Gallery is a dynamic and well respected name in the art world.

3. Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden

Paradyskloof Rd Mulberry Farm, Stellenbosch 7600 South Africa +27 21 880 0054 [email protected] http://www.dylanlewis.co.za/sculpture-garden/garden.php
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5.0 based on 116 reviews

Dylan Lewis Sculpture  Garden

TO ENTER AN ARTIST’S GARDEN IS TO VISIT ANOTHER WORLD. The Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden is a place of expansive vistas, scents and the sounds of nature, with tranquil groves, hidden paths and lush indigenous vegetation. The project began serendipitously in 2009 when Lewis hired an excavator on a whim and began shaping the contours of what would become the seven-hectare sculpture garden. Today, the artist continues to explore themes integral to his work in this serene landscape on the slopes of the Stellenbosch Mountain looking out over vineyards towards the ocean. Visits and tours by appointment only.

Reviewed By BarbaraMackenzie - Stellenbosch, South Africa

I was invited to take part in a private guided tour through the Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden. I am not an art person but I do like nature. I was absolutely blown away by this serenity and peaceful atmosphere that opens up once one enters the garden. There is hope for mankind if someone can create something so beautiful and just let it breath - in nature - surrounded by mountains & skies and it almost feels like his sculptures were always there. From the beginning of the beginning. I would highly recommend to have a guide walking with you, it certainly is worth the money if one is interested how the artist started this amazing garden.

24 Degrees South R531, Hoedspruit 1380 South Africa +27 64 624 7990 [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/kingfishergallerysouthafrica/
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Kingfisher Gallery

Wildlife Art and more..... Get your wildlife photos drawn by artist J.Patterson Loads to see and do at 24 Degrees South ●Amazing food ●Spa ●African wildlife to see ●Exquisite Art hand drawn ●Gift shops ●Hand crafted goods ●Proudly South African

Fourways Value Mart Centre Forest Drive, Lone Hill, Sandton 2062 South Africa +27 71 386 2198 [email protected] http://www.arteye.co.za
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Art Eye Gallery

Art Eye Gallery and Studio situated in Fourways, Lonehill and is a collaborative space that perpetuates free expression and community. Art Eye has directed its focus on being a platform for great expression and story telling. Our artists are not only dedicated to their individual practices but express narratives that are directly focused on what it means to live in Africa today.

Reviewed By KevinGF - Miami, United States

How refreshing to see a collection of really amazing established and emerging artists all on display in one dynamic space! The rejuvenation of the area is palatable in the outstanding space!

Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre, R40 cnr Numbi Rd and R 40 to Hazyview, White River 1240 South Africa +27 82 784 6695 [email protected] https://www.whiterivergallery.co.za/index.php
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The White River Gallery

Reviewed By Janaontheroad - Nelspruit, South Africa

White River Gallery is a must see for everyone visting White River and staying at Casterbridge Boutique Hotel. Pop into the beautiful decorated space and enjoy a delicious meal from Magnolia Cafe. Thank you Dana and team, I love how you transformed the Gallery. Can not wait for your next exhibition.

7. Studio G

69 Victoria Road At The Bay Hotel, Camps Bay 8005 South Africa +27 72 730 4916 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/StudioGCPT/
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Studio G

Studio G is an art gallery working in partnership Village N Life. Studio G at The Bay Hotel is the flagship gallery. The gallery is situated in the world renowned The Bay Hotel on the beachfront in Camps Bay, Cape Town. The gallery showcases some of the best contemporary South African artists and a must-see gallery for all art lovers and collectors visiting Cape Town.

R538 Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre, White River 1240 South Africa http://www.intothekruger.com
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Into The Kruger Wildlife Gallery

Wildlife Gallery inspired by the animals of the Kruger National Park. 100% South African artists exhibiting their wildlife art. Whether you're on holiday in South Africa or you're a local passing through be sure to pop in and appreciate South Africa's talent.

Reviewed By wolfgang1Richmond_VA

Before arriving in Kruger for a 2 wk vacation, I reached out to Johnathan Patterson and explained my interest in visiting his gallery and in any Wild dog artwork he had. Explained I was going to be coming by the gallery before leaving back to the USA and was hoping on my vacation to spot my obsession....Wild Dogs. I was hoping to see them before leaving the park and then buy a piece from Johnathan to savor my experience forever. Well last morning in the park, we were surrounded by 30 dogs including 13 puppies for almost an hour in the road and I knew I needed to have something to remember that day. I arrived at the gallery and Johnathan was waiting to show me all the galleries artwork. He showed me a piece he had just finished of a Wild Dog and immediately I was in love and bought it. I returned home and decided to buy another piece of art from another artist Johnathan showcases, Andy Anderson. I wrote to Johnathan, explained what I wanted and bought it. I received it today and couldn't be more happy with it. Johnathan kept me updated on the shipment and where it was and it was carefully wrapped. I am returning to Kruger next August and plan to visit Johnathan again. His gallery is very nice, the artwork is incredible and to me very reasonable. The shops at the Casterbridge are very nice and I was able to pick up some last minute souvenirs before going back to JHBG. If you have the time, stop by this wonderful gallery, you won't be dissappointed.

14 Luisa Way, Hout Bay 7806 South Africa +27 21 790 6494 [email protected] http://www.martinosner.com/privatecollection
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Osner Gallery | Private Collection

The Osner Gallery is dedicated to showcasing a permanent exhibition of father and daughter, Samantha and Martin Osner’s, collaborative private print collections in a beautiful and serene setting in Hout Bay. A destination gallery exhibiting outstanding fine art photography and beautiful sculptures. Enjoy a unique and unforgettable experience. Viewing by appointment.

Reviewed By Climber06359630406 - Cape Town, South Africa

The Osner Family have opened a bright, modern beautiful gallery on their property over looking the Valley of Hout Bay and the sea beyond.Martin Osner, a well-know and highly respected photographer exhibits works from his own magnificent photographic collections and in this space has created a nurturing launching-pad for the rise of the photographic career of his of his daughter, Samantha-Lee. Her initial whimsical work is exhibited adjacent to her striking new collections, and in the shadow of, but not overshadowed by her father's art. Other pieces by South African artists, in various media - sculptures in bronze and ceramic, as well as metalwork are also included in the gallery and placed to compliment the gallery space, the photographic art and lead you out onto a spacious balcony overlooking the entire Hout Bay Valley.The Osner Gallery is a jewel in the crown of Hout Bay and an asset to the art circles of Cape Town.Well worth a visit.

10. House of Maria

25 Marsh Street, Mossel Bay 6506 South Africa +27 44 690 5734 http://www.houseofmaria.co.za/
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House of Maria

Reviewed By PieterCroukamp - Mossel Bay, South Africa

A visit to House of Maria is a must. The artwork is exquisite and the atmosphere inside the gallery is so tranquil. For those of us who cannot buy the original artworks, there is an abundance of prints in all sizes. Superb to say the least

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