/ Our Exhibitions


Current Exhibitions Past Exhibitions Forthcoming Exhibitions

Main Gallery

Ceramic Plates

23 November to 12 December 2024

North gallery

Milton Miltiades - narratives of the unconscious

1 November to 23 November 2024

Forthcoming exhibition in the Galerie Chaton

Adelle van Zyl - Spirit Places

9 November to 23 November 2024

Main Gallery

Mapula Embroideries pop-up exhibition

23 November to 12 December 2024


/ About Us

ASSOCIATION OF ARTS PRETORIA

Where art comes alive
Welcome to our Association. This is the prime platform for you to catch up on happenings in the art-world. We get excited by promoting young artists and revelling in the work of more established ones. Our regular exhibitions showcase classic and contemporary pieces, creating a space for the enjoyment of art and a cross-pollination of creative thought. As mavericks, we like to shake things up and break the mould (while having great respect for traditionalists). We exhibit only the finest and often thought-provoking works.
 
BECOME A MEMBER
Join the Association of Arts - Pretoria as a member today. You don’t have to be an art expert or artist – as long as you love the visual arts. Celebrate with us as we blaze trails for new and established artists.

  


/ Recitals & Lectures

Sunday morning recitals

The Association introduced Sunday morning music recitals in the gallery in 2019.  The audience is surrounded by the most beautiful visual art while listening to exquisite musical art.  These are sensual and emotional experiences where different art forms are engaged in dialogue. 
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Lunchtime lectures

Our luncthime lectures are presented by Prof Alex Duffey.  Prof Duffey obtained a doctorate in History of Art from the University of Pretoria in 1982.  He has published widely in academic journals and presented many national and international conference papers in the field of Art History.  He is universally known as the most prominent expert on pioneer South African artists.
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Care for your prints

Bright daylight and even bright artificial light can cause colours to fade and papers to discolour and become brittle. Too much light is harmful even when ultraviolet rays are filtered out; so make sure your print is exposed to moderate light for limited hours at a time.
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Care for your bronze sculpture

A properly produced, bronze sculpture will require very little care and maintenance, particularly if it resides indoors and in a controlled environment.

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Care for your jewellery

A jeweller’s creation is assembled with great care and patience mixed with artful inspiration. When it is completed, a jeweller will pass on the piece to be cared for by its intended owner with the hope that it may last forever.
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