Margins www.eclecticacontemporary.co.za As a womxn run and led gallery based in South Africa, August is a focal month in Eclectica Contemporary’s calendar. Our intentions, as a gallery and as a team, have always been to [...]
About Anico Mostert Anico Mostert grew up in Fish Hoek and graduated from the Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2017 with BAFA (Hons). Growing up in a family full of intuitive thinkers, creativity was [...]
Currently featuring on Tones - our online group show, Kino Hogan is a young artist working out of Cape Town. He graduated from the Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2019 with a focus on [...]
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming exhibition Tones - an online group show for the month of May 2020. Featuring works by: Anico Mostert Ben Coutouvidis Ibrahim Khatab Khalid Abdel Rahman Kino Hogan Kyu [...]
Asanda Kupa – Relearn, my soul Eclectica Contemporary Asanda Kupa | Where the wind goes, they followed, 2019 | Acrylic on canvas When we first started discussing Asanda Kupa’s solo show, we could [...]
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NINA HOLMES Q&A with Eclectica Contemporary EC: How has your artist process changed working in isolation? NH: Moving studio back home will have its challenges, mainly due to domestic interruption. Also a comparatively smaller [...]
Palimpsest Marelise Van Wyk, solo exhibition at Eclectica Print Gallery Eclectica Contemporary www.eclecticacontemporary.co.za The sea, from the creatures and particles it holds to the ships it carries, has impacted the lives of people on the [...]
COBUS HAUPT Cobus Haupt is well established as a bronze sculptor who draws on history, popular culture and tradition to produce artworks that are visually dynamic, tactile and playful. He sent through a video response [...]
Elsewhere – Hussein Salim Hussein Salim is no stranger to travel, finding new environments, adapting to new living spaces. Having traveling extensively since leaving Khartoum, Sudan in the 1980s, his experiences have layered his work [...]
