Print Dealers in South Africa
Print dealers in South Africa serve a segment of the general art market. The South African art market is a small but vibrant one. Print dealers can be found in most of the major cities such as Johannesburg, Cape Town and Pretoria.
Print dealers can be divided into two groups in South Africa. The first have established galleries and regularly deal with the general public. The second work as agents and buyers for various corporate and private collectors. Some print dealers are a combination of the two.
the atelier
is
a print studio, gallery and framing business rolled into one. Fiona
Pole and her husband Didier Presse run the business and are fanatics
about care and detail. They can be found at 44 Stanley, Milpark
Johannesburg and are well worth a visit.
Trent Gallery
Stuart Trent has established a gallery in Pretoria that regularly exhibits a fine array of work on paper.
MAP (Modern Art Projects) has a number of gallery spaces in
South Africa, from Richmond in the Karoo to Pretoria and Graskop. Harrie
Siertsma, who owns the galleries, has a keen eye for South African work
and has many years of collecting and experience behind him.
Gallery 2
Gallery 2 shows a combination of paintings, ceramics sculpture and work on paper. Through their wide network and years of experience, they have developed a reputation, as one of South Africa's most reliable print dealers.
Kalk Bay Modern
Kalk Bay Modern in Cape Town is focused on showcasing an eclectic selection of emerging young talents on the South African art scene as well as established and well-known names. It is also the gallery that best represents contemporary San art and represents San artists from South Africa, Namibia and Botswana.
The Goodman Gallery
The
Goodman Gallery is one of the bigger galleries in South Africa and
exhibits prints by artists who are in their stable.
The leading art magazine in South Africa is called Art Africa. It is available from most good bookshops and gives an invaluable insight into fine art in Africa with lots of academic analysis and debate Art Africa
Artists at The Artists' Press A - L (Listed alphabetically by surname).
Artists at The Artists' Press M - X (Listed alphabetically by surname).
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