12 – 28.11.2015
A SOLO EXHIBITION BY SALON NINETY ONE ARTIST KIRSTEN SIMS | 12 – 28 NOVEMBER | TORONTO, CANADA.
12 – 28.11.2015
A SOLO EXHIBITION BY SALON NINETY ONE ARTIST KIRSTEN SIMS | 12 – 28 NOVEMBER | TORONTO, CANADA.
05.12.15 – 23.01.2016
Dear Art Lovers & Collectors,
As we reach the end of another year we would like to thank you for your loyal support, patronage & enthusiasm.
According to our annual tradition, 2015 concludes with a salon-style exhibition featuring accessible, affordable artwork across a broad range of mediums by some of Salon Ninety One’s favourite emerging and established local creatives. The exhibition is scheduled to run until the last week of January 2016. Artworks will be rotated regularly & after the opening day, works may be taken home on the day of purchase, so come treat yourself & your loved ones!
This year we will be supporting The Bookery (www.thebookery.org.za). The gallery & artists will be donating 10% of all sales towards building a library & running a creative workshop with the kids at Usasazo Secondary School in Khayelitsha. Everyone is invited to donate books – specifically Xhosa & Afrikaans language, as well as Art-related books.
Please join us on Saturday the 5th of December from 11am until 3pm for our final exhibition of 2015. It is going to be a festive day of STELLAR art, sweet treats by the lovely artist/baker Alice Toich, beer by Leopold7 and so much more…
We look forward to celebrating a truly fantastic year with our artists, friends, and clients.
Warm Regards,
Monique & The Salon Ninety One Team
ARTWORKS:
ADRIAAN DIEDERICKS
04 – 28.11.2015
A group exhibition featuring Rikus Ferreira, Daniel du Plessis, Gerhard Human and Edzard du Plessis.
ARTWORKS
DANIEL DU PLESSIS:
EDZARD DU PLESSIS:
RIKUS FERREIRA:
14 – 31.10.2015
A group exhibition by Andrzej Urbanski , Wesley van Eeden, Andrew Sutherland, Jade Klara, Dani Loureiro and Paul Senyol.
This group exhibition by six highly-skilled contemporary artists centred around the act and process of collaboration across diverse modes of practice. The exhibition features 4 local artists from Cape Town, including Paul Senyol, Dani Loureiro, Jade Klara, and Andrew Sutherland, as well as Durban-based artist Wesley van Eeden, and Andrzej Urbanski, a Polish-German artist who is also based in Cape Town and part of the Salon Ninety One stable. The artists come together under the theme to explore ideas around Collaboration, Place, and Presence. Viewers can expect to see works by the individual artists in their signature styles as well as exciting once-off collaborative projects ranging from painterly portraits, abstract works, layered graphic pieces, unusually shaped canvases, typography, works on paper, works on board, works on canvas, as well as works which break free from the traditional confines of image-making all with a unique local feel.
ARTWORKS
ANDREW SUTHERLAND:
ANDRZEJ URBANSKI:
DANI LOUREIRO:
JADE KLARA:
PAUL SENYOL:
WESLEY VAN EEDEN:
COLLABORATION WORKS:
INSTALLATION VIEWS:
EXHIBIT OPENING:
Credit: Duane Smith
Links related to this exhibit:
Mail & Guardian by Danny Shorkend
http://mg.co.za/article/2015-10-23-this-is-the-place-where-individuality-meets-the-group
VISI
http://www.visi.co.za/artists-we-love-wesley-van-eeden/
19.09 – 10.10.2015
A solo exhibition by Paul Senyol at Gallery 2 in Johannesburg (In association with Salon91 Contemporary Art Collection)
PREVIEW:
See www.gallery2.co.za for more details.
Links related to this exhibit:
10and5com: ‘Exploded Colourscape Paintings by Paul Senyol’
Written by Layla Leiman on September 21, 2015 in Art, exhibition, Featured
READ 10and5.com ARTICLE HERE
16.09 – 10.10.2015
A solo exhibition of recent paintings by Kirsten Beets.
“The starting point for Everyday Eden was the word ‘Jungle’ which led to an exploration of the ‘Urban Jungle’. I wanted to investigate the space that I inhabited, namely Cape Town. It is a city in which I live and work and it became a challenge to draw inspiration from the overly familiar sights and sounds. This forced me to look deeper at my surroundings and since Nature and the natural world has always been an inspiration, I started to wonder if there was any wilderness hiding among the everyday. Slowly I began to take note of the in-between spaces. For the first time I observed the exotic palm tree with a cityscape peeking out behind it. Everyday scenes of nature previously overlooked, uncelebrated yet beautiful in their own way. In my paintings I have tried to convey the feeling of these places, a kind of strangeness within a familiar environment. For me these spaces represent Edens or little islands of lost paradise complete with their own fauna and flora. Not all the works are from Cape Town, some were inspired by travels. In each I tried to celebrate the Everyday Edens I found along the way.”
INSTALLATION VIEWS:
ARTWORKS:
Links related to this exhibit:
10 AND 5
http://10and5.com/2015/09/15/searching-for-lost-paradise-everyday-eden-by-kirsten-beets
VISI
http://www.visi.co.za/lifestyle/artists-we-love-kirsten-beets/
19.08 – 12.09.2015
An Exhibition of paintings by Craig Actually Smith.
Craig Smith’s paintings are the diary of an explorer, from the landscapes of popular media and strangers’ faces to the inner realm of personal memory. His works are an intuitive exploration of surface, medium, shape and colour. It is difficult to tell whether form or texture comes first in the artist’s process. For Smith, painting is a process of being lost in the moment. His intuitive, frank and direct approach to image making is central to the works’ appeal.
EXHIBITION VIEWS:
ARTWORKS:
24.07 – 15.08.2015
A group exhibition of young South African painters including Kirsten Lilford, Jordan Sweke, Zarah Cassim, Alice Toich, Daniel Nel, Heidi Fourie, Alexandra Karakashian, and Mia Chaplin.
INSTALLATION VIEWS:
ARTWORKS:
ALEXANDRA KARAKASHIAN:
ALICE TOICH:
DANIEL MARK NEL:
HEIDI FOURIE:
JORDAN SWEKE:
KIRSTEN LILFORD:
MIA CHAPLIN:
ZARAH CASSIM:
16 – 19.07.2015
Visit Salon Ninety One in Johannesburg at Booth GH9, Turbine Hall, from the 16th – 19th of July 2015. Purchase tickets here: www.webtickets.co.za
Links related to this exhibit:
10and5.com
http://10and5.com/2015/07/22/a-focus-on-print-at-the-turbine-art-fair/
24.06 – 18.07.15
A solo exhibition by Kirsten Sims.
INSTALLATION VIEWS:
ARTWORKS:
Links related to this exhibit:
Cape Town Etc
http://www.capetownetc.com/blog/culture/kirsten-sims-the-middle-of-nowhere/
VISI
http://www.visi.co.za/lifestyle/artists-we-love-kirsten-sims/
10and5.com
Playful Imagined Moments in the ‘Middle of Nowhere’ | New Work by Kirsten Sims
Design Indaba
http://www.designindaba.com/articles/creative-work/venture-%E2%80%9C-middle-nowhere%E2%80%9D-illustrator-kirsten-sims
20.05 – 20.06.15
Following in the footsteps of two great masters Henri Matisse and Paul Gauguin, this two-person exhibition of recent paintings by Paul Senyol & Cathy Layzell, explores the islands of Polynesia as its central theme. Layzell has worked predominantly in oil on canvas, while Senyol has chosen mixed media on board for this show. The artists have also created two large-scale collaborative paintings towards the exhibition. Polynesia represents a collection of abstract paintings, which depict the diversity of the central & southern pacific through unexpected perspectives, hues & brushstrokes. The paintings leave the viewer with an intense awareness of the power & unpredictability of nature and this exotic paradise.
PAUL SENYOL ARTWORKS:
CATHY LAYZELL ARTWORKS:
COLLABORATIVE ARTWORKS:
LINKS RELATED TO THIS EXHIBIT:
Between 10 and 5:
http://10and5.com/events/polynesia/
What’s on in Cape Town:
http://www.whatsonincapetown.com/post/polynesia/
Art Times:
http://arttimes.co.za/western-cape-cape-town-surrounds-09-15-march/
Revolution Daiy (Older article of Paul):
http://www.revolution-daily.com/paul-senyol-new-works-cape-town-art-fair-2015/
20.04 – 16.05.15
An introduction to the work of Gabrielle Kruger, Amber Moir, Mia Louw and Isabella Kuijers.
GABRIELLE KRUGER ARTWORKS:
AMBER MOIR ARTWORKS:
MIA LOUW ARTWORKS:
ISABELLA KUIJERS ARTWORKS:
INSTALLATION VIEWS:
26.02 – 01.03.15
THE AVENUE, DOCK ROAD, V&A WATERFRONT, CAPE TOWN
OPENING TIMES:
Thursday | 26 February: 10h00 – 20h00
Friday | 27 February: 10h00 – 20h00
Saturday | 28 February: 10h00 – 20h00
Sunday | 01 March: 10h00 – 18h00
Adults: R 80.00 | Children: R 50.00
Under 12yrs free | computicket.com
ARTISTS INCLUDE:
Andrzej Urbanski, Craig Actually Smith, Gabrielle Raaff, James de Knoop, Kirsten Beets, Kirsten Lilford, Lara Feldman, Lizelle Kruger, Maja Maljevic, Maria van Rooyen, Mariette Bergh, Paul Senyol, Pierre le Riche, Syndi Kahn
ARTIST BIOS: