First
up from Saturday, 7 February is artist Arabella Caccia’s Grootbos, an exhibition of her latest works. Her
centrepiece is an imposing 10 meter long oil painting, which draws its
inspiration from time spent in a forest of ancient Milkwood trees.
Following
Arabella’s exhibition, two vibrant young artists will share the spotlight with
solo exhibitions from 14 February. as is, so was will feature a
selection of sculptures from contemporary artist Adriaan Diedericks,
whose work has been exhibited at the Cologne Art Fair and has been snatched up
by private collectors, both locally and in Belgium, London and Germany.
Groundbreaking artist, Ruan
Huisamen’s ecce homo will
showcase his signature charcoal portraits. Using photographs as a point of
reference, every subject is captured in immaculate detail. A 2013 top ten
finalist in the Absa L’Atelier art competition, Ruan’s work has also had
extensive international exposure in private collections in Canada, England and
France.
Angels
Tears wine, crafted from the luscious Grande Provence vineyards, will accompany
the opening of these exhibitions.
Open from 10h00 to 18h00 daily, The Gallery at Grande Provence Heritage Wine Estate will feature
Arabella Caccia’s Grootbos exhibition from 7 to 13 February. The
exhibition opens at 17h00 on Saturday the 7th. Adriaan Diedericks
and Ruan Huisamen’s solo exhibitions will open on Saturday, 14 February at
11h00, and run until Tuesday, 3 March.
For more information on The Gallery, phone Tel: 021 876 8630 or send an e-mail to gallery@grandeprovence.co.za.