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| 2008 / 2007 / 2006 / 2005 |
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An exhibition of work by artists in residence Uta Goebel Gross(Germany) and Nina Roberts (England) Opening reception on Friday 9 December at 5pm To be opened by poet: Karen Press |
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about Nina Roberts: Throughout her work, Nina Roberts explores the complex relationships between people and the constantly transforming environments that they experience and inhabit. She is fascinated by how these places impact on the everyday lives of individuals and paradoxically, how the memory and markers of these lives build up metaphorical layers of the past and present to form the identity of ‘place’. As a result of her enquiry, notions of belonging, home and personal journeys often emerge. The work exhibited demonstrates these ideas on a personal, local and global level. A playful and open approach of photography, print and installation is used to execute her conceptual and theoretical challenges. The symbiotic relationship between the work and its audience is also an arena that is questioned and investigated. More about Uta Goebel Gross: Uta Goebel-Gross works on the subject of human being and lifecycles. RED is her main colour to express these themes. “Daily news” reflects on her stay in South Africa, “fear-boxes” question the essential feelings of being alive, the “plastic-bag-series” combines found-material, handmade postcards, collages, senseless and useless things that hint at the beauty of everyday life. |
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| A VISIT FROM TABLEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL 17 October 2005 THE TEACHERS REPORT ON VISIT |
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| A SENSE OF PLACE 14 - 16 October 2005 An exhibition of recent work by: Helen Johnson, Lindile Magunya, Velile Soha To be opened by Sipho Hlati at the Masibambisane School opposite Greatmore Studios |
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| OPEN STUDIOS BY VISITING ARTIST - LONWABO KILANI 21 September 2005 Held at: Greatmore Studios, 47-49 Greatmore Street, Woodstock Open studio exhibition of works in progress produced whilst on residency at Greatmore Studios. Opened Tuesday 21 September 2005 at 17h30 at Greatmore Studios. Guest Speaker was Isky Gordon. Open studios of Resident Artists were available for viewing. |
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| OPEN STUDIOS BY VISITING ARTISTS - Mareli Esterhuizen,
Lizette Chirrime, Sipho Hlati 21 - 24 June 2005 Held at: Greatmore Studios, 47-49 Greatmore Street, Woodstock Open studio exhibition of works in progress produced whilst on residency at Greatmore Studios. Opened Tuesday 21 June at 17h30 at Greatmore Studios. Guest Speaker Estelle Jacobs. Open studios of Resident Artists were available for viewing
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| OPEN STUDIOS BY VISITING ARTISTS - Mamothusi Yvonne Harvey, Tommy Motswai 15 - 24 March 2005 Held at: Greatmore Studios, 47-49 Greatmore Street, Woodstock Open studio exhibition of artworks produced whilst on residency at Greatmore Studios. Opened Tuesday 15 March at 17h30 at Greatmore Studios. Guest Speaker Lionel Davis Open studios of Resident Artists were available for viewing |
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