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flyer.indd 1 2008/10/16 05:11:09 PM �� DALE ELLIOTT IN ‘THE ARTIST’ MAGAZINE Western Cape artist Dale Elliott has recently been invited to have his instructional art approaches covered in extensive articles in three consecutive issues of the well-known British ‘The Artist’ monthly magazine. Speaking from his Villiersdorp studio and gallery, Dale informed how the editor of the magazine, Sally Bulgin, visited his gallery some months ago and invited him to produce the articles, setting out his ’10-steps’ approach to oils and acrylics, together with additional art input. Dale submitted the illustrated multi-image material by mid-year, and the articles appeared in the October and November issues, with the final submission due to appear in the December publication. Dale kept the subject-matter bright and South African. The first demo was of an extensive Boland landscape; the second an informal settlement, and the December issue covers the steps in painting a karoo farm panorama The Elliotts have for many years been at the forefront of the Painting Holiday concept, and Dale has developed techniques and approaches which are unique and are now available on CD Rom and DVD. In the definitive publication on the Garden Route, ‘The Paradise Coast’ by Patricia Storrar, Trent Read in a chapter on the artists of the area writes that Dale “has probably taught more people to paint than anyone else in the country..” Over the past three decades the Elliott Art Studios have hosted over 3000 creative folk on their varied Courses, and many lives have been changed by the exposure to the right-brain world. Their courses include indoor and outdoor painting options, and they cater for all levels of expertise – from beginners to advanced artists, in their state-of-the-art teaching studios at Villiersdorp. There has been a big response to the Artist articles, and Dale has been answering dozens of queries from interested folk in many distant lands. His steps in painting are covered on his extensive website at www.daleelliott. co.za as are full details of his courses. He can be contacted at e-mail dale@ daleelliott.co.za or phone no. 0288402927. The Artist magazine has a most informative website at www.paintersonline.co.uk
South African Art Times. December 08 - January 09 2008 Page 11 Artist details sought by Standard Bank collection Standard Bank will be publishing a catalogue of the corporate art collection in the new year and would like to include all the artworks in the collection. To date 250 artists/ family members/copyright holders have given permission to publish works in the catalogue. Below is a list of those artists that we have not been able to contact at all. If anyone can help with any leads please contact:Judy Legrange Tel. 011-631-2533, Fax 011-636-7515, Email Judy.Legrange@standardbank.co.za List of artists - information needed: Nils Andersen,Gerard Bhengu, Zoltan Borboreki, Robert Broadley, W Buhler,Jan Dingemans, Enslin du Plessis, Paul du Toit, shengi Manifestation Two, one of two paintings by Lesley Bergere stolen from a Johannesburg gallery. Johannesburg - Two valuable, original oil paintings were stolen from a Parkhurst, Johannesburg, art gallery where they were to have been exhibited, their owner Duma, Viola Fitzroy, Bruce Hancock, Cecil Higgs, Mary Hillhouse, S J Hlatswayo, Job Kekana, Otto Klar, Alexander Klopcanovs, Fritz Krampe, Frieda Locke, Speelman Mahlangu, Chabani Manganyi, Isaac Masisi, Reuben Mateman, Fanie Matjie, Erich Mayer, Terence McCaw, Gladys Mgudlandlu, Lettie Mhlangu, Nomadie Mhlangu, David Mogano, John Mohl, Billy Molokeng, Julian Motau, James Mphahlele, Rose Msangu, C Nxumalo, Derrick Nxumalo, Owen Owen, Denise Penfold, Roland Pitchforth, Douglas Portway, Sibusiso Sabela, Roderick Sauls, Bongani Shange, Edwine Simon, Poppie Skosane, Rose Skosane, Nita Spilhaus, Cecil Thornley Stewart, Roy Taylor, Anna Masangu Thabane, Cecil Thuketana, Ishmael Thyson, Allan Turton, Maurice van Essche, Vuyile Voyiya, Paul Wiles and David John Yule Paintings stolen at Johannesburg said on Sunday. The artist, Lesley Bergere, said she was busy setting up her paintings for an exhibition that opened at the weekend when she went to the kitchen for a few minutes. “When I returned to the gallery I realised something was missing and when I checked against my list, I discovered that two paintings had disappeared.” Bergere was “shocked and astonished”. The theft was reported to the police. There had been a number of people in the gallery at the time of the theft, Bergere said. The stolen paintings are called Manifestation Two, depicting butterflies emerging from a vacuum, and an abstract titled Red Crescent, featuring warm, amber colours. A work by Clementina van der Walt that forms part of her show entitled: Hearth at the Irma Stern Gallery, Cape Town. Opens 10 Dec 08 until 17 January 09. A drawing by Mark Kannemeyer, Lorcan White Storm 2008 Pen and ink drawing. Exhibition entitled Zombie was at the Art on Paper Gallery, Johannesburg. John Meyer, Dreams of the city, to be seen at The Everard Read Gallery Cape Town, Summer Show. A Wavescape surfboard, meticulously decorated by underground comic artist Andy Mason (and surfer) fetched R 17 000 on a fundraising auction. Proceeds went to the NSRI and Shark Spotters
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