FYNARTS10
A Celebration of Sculpture and Ceramics in a Spectacular Setting 10 – 19 June 2022 www.hermanusfynarts.co.za
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he tenth anniversary offers the opportunity of looking back with thanks and gratitude, while at the same time, looking forward with confidence. In 2014 seven artists were invited to install eight sculptures at Gearing’s Point. These eight installations launched Sculpture on the Cliffs. This outdoor, site-specific art exhibition is unique and is free-to-the-public. The sculptures placed along the cliff tops, against the spectacular backdrop of Walker Bay celebrates diversity and inclusivity. The exhibition remains in place for 12 months until June 2023. In celebration of FynArt10 a bumper exhibition will be installed by fifteen artists, all of whom have previously taken part in this exhibition against this spectacular setting. The participating artists are: Dylan Lewis (2014), Jaco Sieberhagen (2015), Gavin Younge (2016), Wilma Cruise (2016), Brahm van Zyl (2017), Mark Chapman (2018), Haidee Nel (2018), Angus Taylor (2018), Frank van Reenen (2018), Sifisiso Mkhabela (2019), Right Mukore (2018), Ian Redelinghuys (2019), Izanne Wiid (2019),David Griessel (2020/2021), and Nanette Ranger (2020/2021). The exhibition will be opened on Saturday 11 June at 12:30. Venue: Gearing’s Point.
Ceramic, Ella Cronje
This year, Art in the Auditorium will again be the venue for the exhibition of small sculptures. Following on the theme of ‘looking back’, the exhibition will be a representation of artists who will exhibit on the cliffs as well as others who have taken part in Sculpture on the Cliffs over the years. In addition to the abovementioned artists, the Art in the Auditorium exhibition will also include Strijdom van der Merwe (2014), Gordon Froud (2015), Alex Hamilton (2015), Anni Snyman (2015), Sophia van Wyk (2019), Kevin Brand (2020/2021), and Karin Lijnes (2020/2021). Opposite Page: Mark Chapman, Welcome back, everyone
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Ceramic, Catherine Brennan
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