HUSSEIN SALIM, ART TIMES ARTICLE
FortEclectica2018-09-11T15:54:19+02:00HUSSEIN SALIM, ART TIMES ARTICLE
Hussein Salim: The Three Abstractions
FortEclectica2021-03-15T11:03:00+02:00THE THREE ABSTRACTIONS: love, time and death As an invited artist for the new Eclectica Collection's space, we are excited to announce a new exhibition ‘The Three Abstractions: Love, Time and Death’ with Hussein Salim. The exhibition will feature a series
Cross-Pollination: Lars J. Fischedick
FortEclectica2020-08-06T14:43:08+02:00Cross-Pollination: Lars J. Fishedick “In the heat of working towards this exhibition, on five or six pieces at the same time, unexpected things started to occur. Each piece did something to the others: infecting each other. There was a fertilisation
Karin Preller
FortEclectica2020-08-06T14:43:14+02:00Karin Preller: Biography Currently full-time artist, Karin Preller, graduated with her B Proc and LL B from the the Rand Afrikaans University (University of Johannesburg) – where she is now also an Affiliated researcher in the Research Centre, as well as
Not a Judge, not a Saint: by Layziehound Coka
FortEclectica2020-08-06T14:43:19+02:00Not a Judge, not a Saint. A solo exhibition by: Layziehound Coka In a time of delicate and tenuous change, we cannot ignore our country’s longstanding history shaped by the influence of governing power, bureaucracy and justice. With the birth of democracy in 1994
The Rape: Sorrel Hofmann
FortEclectica2020-08-06T14:43:32+02:00The Rape Eclectica Contemporary is proud to present a new solo exhibition by Sorrel Hofmann entitled “The Rape”. Following on from her highly successful debut exhibition at the UCT Irma Stern Museum earlier this year, this body of work examines the harm inherent
Redemptive Beauty: Group Show
FortEclectica2020-08-06T14:43:25+02:00REDEMPTIVE BEAUTY The curious thing about beauty, even though aestheticians have attempted to discern an objective definition, is that it seems to change just as fashions do – from culture to culture and from individual to individual. This applies as much to the
Paradise Regained: A group exhibition.
FortEclectica2020-08-06T14:43:37+02:00Seventeenth century poet John Milton’s epic masterpiece, Paradise Regained is a complex tale. There are obvious biblical references to Adam and Eve, the Fall and subsequent attempts to reclaim Eden. Although the language is often convoluted and terse, there are subtle
