My friend Natasha from Raising Men challenged me to write a story about how my life has changed since having a baby and so today I’m writing about how CHANGE came a-knocking on the Durrants’ door a few months ago, not once but twice and how we not only let it in, but we made it our new best friend.
My talented friend Catherine Green is exhibiting at Wolves for the next few weeks, her show is starting on Friday at 6pm and she has sent a whole lot of framed and unframed, all original ink drawings from Cape Town for this exhibition.
I did a post a while back on Cath’s work and so I’m so excited to see it up close and personal. There are so many cool pieces and they’re not your run of the mill drawings, the content is out of the ordinary and really interesting and definitely worth a look and a buy.
If you are looking to do something fun next Wednesday, which involves you spoiling yourself with pretty clothes from Jane Sews’ new Summer collection, sunglasses, tea, ice-cream and the sights of Matthew Mole’s face, then I suggest you head on over to Wolves for a super cool pop-up shop organised by lovely Amy from Jane Sews. There is going to be lots of nice things for you to get your little paws on, so I really hope to see you all there.
Below are some beautiful images from Jane Sews new Summer look book – just a few sneak peaks of the some of the loveliness you can expect to find at Wolves next week. Can’t wait!
This Friday a new group exhibition is starting at Wolves at 6pm. It includes a bunch of talented young individuals and is being headed up by Miss Amber Smith who did a successful solo exhibition at Wolves a while back.
Come on in on Friday and come a look-see, I’m sure there will be something that takes your fancy… below is a sneak peak of a couple of the works going up.
A new exhibition is going to starting today at Wolves, it’s called No Man’s Land and it’s one I don’t think you’re going to want to miss. Four very talented artists, who include Sonia Dearling, Jaques Kleyhans, Nina Torr and Maaike Bakker are showing their work. They are all super talented individuals and the pieces are really cool. There are a few that are prints available in limited numbers and then a bunch that are originals painted or drawn on glass. You must come have a look if you can, you won’t be sorry.
I have included a few of the works that are up on display for you to have a sneak peak.
The Wonders of the Universe Vol. 1 exhibition, curated by Soft Serve is up at Wolves for the rest of the month. The work is very diverse and very cool, so I thought I would do another post to show you a few more examples of what these talented artists have come up with. There are 21 posters on display and they range from R500 to R2500, but the majority are R500 – R750. There are a limited run of 5 per print, so if you see something you like I suggest you snap it up, a couple have already sold out.
Happy looking….