Art Galleries in Pretoria
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Cape Connection Lifestyle Village, Garsfontein Road, Maroelana, Pretoria, 0081, Maroelana, Pretoria, 0081
071 351 2855
Located on rustic, tranquil plot grounds in Olympus Pretoria. Nestled between trees and rose gardens, The Showroom Art Gallery is an Industrial Romantic themed Fine Art Gallery, our commitment is to always have something new, whilst staying devoted to our well-established South-African Fine Artists. We have regular "in-house" Solo Exhibitions, we also travel to take part in festivals and markets throughout South Africa. At our Gallery, we offer many services like Valuation, Consultation, Evaluation, and Installation. Visit us today, and experience South African Fine Art, with the expertise of our well-educated and experienced staff. We will travel to your home, for consultations and layout. We offer courier options. We currently have 45 South-African artists we work with. We dabble in many forms and mediums of art, ceramic, bronze, cement, resin, stone, recycled products and materials, metal, leather, fabric, canvas, board, etc. Most importantly, you are always welcome! Phone upon arrival for the gate to open. 012 991 2374. Location: Plot 78C Leander Way Olympus Pretoria East 0081 Website: www.showroomart.co.za Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/showroomartgallery Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theshowroomartgallery/ Phone: 012 991 2374 Whatsapp: 071 270 6510 
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180 Amarand Ave, Pretoria, 0157
083 232 5809
FREDDIE WANTED AFRICA to be the main source of his art inspiration as he finds something unique in it's earth, sky, people and animal kingdom. AS AN ARTIST and sculptor, Freddie refuses to be bound to style and theme and is constantly in search of subject matter which he captures and takes home in order to reproduce the impression it holds for him. EVERY ARTWORK is a celebration of the beauty and wonder of God’s creation. Works include natrue art, still life art and contemporary art where each piece is individually created by Freddie Skinner in his Pretoria Stuio of Freddie Skinner Galleries. ALWAYS EMBARKING on new challenges, mediums and techniques, Freddie’s art has gone from strength to strength and his style includes realism, impressionism, expressionism, abstract, decorative and romantic. He welcomes the challenge of every commission work and embraces the feedback of satisfied clients as positive proof of his artistic ability, talent and career. HE PORTRAYS GREAT success with his visual creations by using thick layers of palette knife oils as preferred medium, due to its beautiful vibrant colours. Every piece of art is based on texture and layers of vibrant oils. He prefers working on large canvas, and creates his own unique background texture by preparing the canvas with variuos techniques. As unique trademark, he adds gold leaf and foils. FOR HIS ANIMAL creations, he uses genuine hide as canvas and makes use of the natural texture it holds for him. 
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173 MACKIE STREET, Pretoria, 0181
012 346 3100
The Association is a voluntary, non-profit association with a separate legal personality. It is governed by an executive committee, members of which include well-known artists, art teachers and academics and patrons of the arts. The full-time staffs of the Association are Pieter van Heerden, the director, Nandi Hilliard, the gallery manager, and assistants Koni Koma and Dorah Rahlogo. It has more than 800 members and was one of the founding members of the South African National Association for the Visual Arts (SANAVA), the national organisation to co-ordinate and promote the activities of the various local arts associations. 
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492 FEHRSEN STREET, BROOKLYN, Pretoria, 0011
(012) 460-0284
St. Lorient Profile St. Lorient was first opened in September 1979. Realizing a gap in the market for special occasion, evening and bridal wear. Lucy Anastasiadis and Barbara Apostoleris created this niche in the South Africa fashion world. "Our clothes have a signature of its own which is not found in any other boutique." says Lucy. We have been involved in the Miss South Africa pageant for the last couple of years. We where the official designers of Jaqui Mafokeng and Amy Kleinhans' ball gowns for their Miss World pageant. Lucy together with a team of expert seamstresses led by designer Shaun Remus, design and manufacture exclusive ranges of evening wear, bridal wear, matric dance outfits and mother-of-the-bride clothing. St. Lorient is able to capture the romance of any look that the customer wants to portray. "We care about our customers and what they look like, we therefore have to offer expert advice and be honest about how they look." "Our aim is to make the customer feel look good and feel comfortable in what she is wearing" says Lucy. Brides St. Lorient has been designing and dressing brides since 1979. Their expert advice and expertise gives the bride the confidence she needs to look radiant on this special occasion. Matric Dance For those "drop dead gorgeous" gowns, St. Lorient is the only place to visit. They have the widest range of evening wear, from that slinky black number to that extravagant ball gown. 
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377 RUPERT STREET, Pretoria, 0181
083 306 1635
Neil has a variety of courses and classes to suit all your needs. Step by step painting exercises, composition and construction, art techniques, colour wheel, colour mixing and much more. Neil will help you complete a painting from beginning to end. 
