Arunachal is a place. I stood still as much as time that never moved. I breathed, I held on to skies that arrives there only to rest in brief interludes. China was just a finger breadth away. I remembered Ha in Bhutan. Beneath me were many such skies and many such suns. There were whispers all around. Petals of your ... Read More »

TERRY FLYNN, born in 1952 in Cape Town is a painter of seascapes, landscapes He graduated in BA in HDE from Rhodes University in 1987. He has been involved in the art world on many levels-as a practicing artist as well as a facilitator/educator. He has also been socially active and taught up to 30 children from Duncan Village and ... Read More »

Margery Bradfield brings to her work her varied roles in life, exploring the rich values of her own soul. Uniquely autobiographical, her work is also archetypal in both content and presence. The viewer becomes a participator in a unique individual and at the same time being drawn towards his or her own life story and images. Areo Plane Angel   ... Read More »

Leon Du Preez, a curator of the Ann Bryant Art Gallery, was born in East London in 1967. He completed his National diploma in Fine Art at the East London College and a B-Tech degree in Fine Art from the Port Elizabeth Technikon in 2003. He has a passion for Painting and drawing. His recent work focuses on the Eastern ... Read More »

Greg Schultz is a full time artist who resides on the banks of the Kwelera River in the South-Eastern Cape. He draws his inspiration from the estuarine environment, where His work portrays an acute awareness of the historical, geographical and political implications of style and aesthetics in landscape conventions. Position of Anticipation Read More »

Dinisile Qapa (Ndungwana), a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) graduate from Rhodes University, was born in Grahams-town in 1976. Now he lives and works in East London. His favourite media is painting and printmaking. His work is inspired by people’s daily lives and he likes to create rural and urban landscapes which show people’s energy and positive outlook in life. ... Read More »

Buntu Qina was born in the Eastern Cape in 1982. Born with an interest in art, he studied art during his schooling. His creative passion is expressed through Charcoal, Graphite, Chalk Pastels, Acrylics, Oils and Clay. His forte lies in portraits with Landscapes, Seascapes, Cityscape, and Still life. Buntu Qina – Self Portrait The Herder African Landscape Read More »

Barry Gibb, graduated from the Natal Technical College in 1960. Since then, he has lectured, headed an art center and is now a practicing artist and freelance art history lecturer. Ann   Barry Gibb – Girl     Barry Gibb- Women Read More »

Amitabh Mitra is an artist, poet, publisher and a medical doctor based in East London, South Africa. He heads the Accident and Emergency Department of Cecilia Makiwane Hospital in Mdantsane. Author of six books of Poems, Amitabh has exhibited his Poetry/Art in South Africa, India and the UK.   Anne Bryant Old Delhi Shopping Remembering Transkei Transkei Bow Barracks Read More »

An everyday protest action stimulates a brilliant painting and 4 lines of poetry … “Neglect of request reason of blockade chorus of protest the crowd’s crusade” “अनुरोध की अवमानना गतिरोध का कारण विरोध के संयुक्त स्वर जुलूस का उच्चारण” Mdantsane Protest by Dr Amitabh Mitra Read More »

Serenity of Buddha caputured by Ms Ambika Vij in her painting…….. Serene…. to be painting this Buddha. This epitome of selflessness, brings me peace and calm. To be able to achieve tranquillity and union with ones self is every humans goal. Through my paintings I can perceive the same. MS AMBIKA VIJ is a marketing executive based in Durban. She enjoys singing as ... Read More »

Dr Amitabh Mitra is hailed as one of the most popular South African poet today. He also paints and shares one of his work (painting with a poetry or the other way round) …. “the road to ceciliamakiwane hospital is subtle to an extent the dead treads softly here not to awaken the shadows living in the confluence of dread and disparity the ... Read More »