Visual Arts in Johannesburg
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3111 Winnie Mandela Dr, Fourways, Johannesburg, 2014
+27 72 508 7519
Mirror Art Gallery is Johannesburg's trusted custom mirror and glass studio, serving Gauteng since 2010. Based in Fourways, Sandton, we offer 10 specialist services including designer mirrors, bathroom mirrors, beveled mirrors, studio and gym mirrors, glass table tops, picture framing, and block mounting. All products are custom-made and professionally installed across Gauteng. Ideal for homeowners, interior designers, and commercial clients. Trade pricing available. Get your free quote today. 
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163 JAN SMUTS AVE, PARKWOOD, Johannesburg, 2193
021 462 7573
Monday 09:00 - 18:00 Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00 Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00 Thursday 09:00 - 18:00 Friday 09:00 - 18:00 Saturday 09:00 - 18:00 Sunday Closed 
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4 Loch Avenue, AUCKLAND PARK, Johannesburg, 2092
011 726 2234
Die Afrikaners is plesierig, Elza Botha, artist's book, gallery, exhibitions, artists, SHOW 
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138 Lillian Ngoyi St, MARSHALLTOWN, Johannesburg, 2001
011 834 1444
Photographers 
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115 LANGERMANN DRIVE, Kensington, Johannesburg, 2094
+2711 615 9280
The art of pewter work is practised in all corners of the world. It has a large "Hispanic" connection. "Repujado" (Sp. to push out.) or "Repoussé" (Fr. Driven back, raised in relief) for all intent and purpose are the two most common words used when referring to this craft. The traditional "Repoussé" technique historically practised by the pewter-smith or metal-smith was a far more physical craft usually practiced in a workshop environment by a highly skilled craftsman. Thicker sturdier metal was used. The marks or indentations into the metal were made with hammers and chisels. A pitch was used to support the metal whilst working. The metal was annealed from time to time during this process. The modernized version practised today by the "home" crafter uses softer thinner metal sheets, making it far easier to produce a similar finish. Here the need to fill the back spaces is necessary, because of the softness of the metal, as well as the use of a blank to give support. The tools used are more of the hobby crafter type. This modernized version is an exciting and fulfilling hobby requiring few tools and a small work space. 
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400 JAN SMUTS AVENUE, ROSEBANK, Johannesburg, 2196
011 787 8800
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