Even though she now lives in Austin, Texas, Sarah Rose de Villiers still keeps her torches charged, just because… ‘Eishkom’ left its mark.
Sarah paints a bright future in the US
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Exploring emigration through art
As a researcher and therapist, I have the privilege of experiencing the world of emigration through the eyes of my clients. Everyone’s experience is unique. Emigrants venture into a new, unknown world, they leave the familiar to start afresh amid new cultures and environments. Some of my clients recall a profound sense of being emotionally uprooted, others fully seize the opportunities presented and continued to thrive. Yet, some experience both. By Sulette Ferreira
Daniel’s artwork ‘pops’ around the globe
Driven by an inherent need and pure passion to create breath-taking artwork and sculptures, Johannesburg-born multi-disciplinary artist Daniel Popper continues to make a name for himself around the globe, by Allison Cooper.
Portraits, people and pets
“I leave you my portrait so that you will have my presence all the days and nights that I am away from you.” – Frida Kahlo.
The best of SA art celebrated – The beauty of nature inspires to create exquisite art
South Africa has no shortage of talent! This was clearly demonstrated by the unique pieces which were entered into the fifth annual Innibos National Craft Awards competition.
Mexico: land of surprises
Colours bold and bright, the beautiful sounds of mariachi music and a shot of tequila – all in one day.
Mexico teaches SA a lesson on ‘immigration’
The wellbeing of youth and artists both play an important role in the prosperity of a nation. But how does living in a foreign country affect immigrant youth and artists who try to establish themselves?
Carla Bosch: A fearless artist
The first artwork Carla Bosch ever sold, to a teacher at her school, was a beautiful landscape painting of cosmos in overcast weather. Little did she know then that her name would one day rank among the top artists in the world.
Sarah paints a bright future in the US
Even though she now lives in Austin, Texas, Sarah Rose de Villiers still keeps her torches charged, just because… ‘Eishkom’ left its mark.
Exploring emigration through art
As a researcher and therapist, I have the privilege of experiencing the world of emigration through the eyes of my clients. Everyone’s experience is unique. Emigrants venture into a new, unknown world, they leave the familiar to start afresh amid new cultures and environments. Some of my clients recall a profound sense of being emotionally uprooted, others fully seize the opportunities presented and continued to thrive. Yet, some experience both. By Sulette Ferreira
Daniel’s artwork ‘pops’ around the globe
Driven by an inherent need and pure passion to create breath-taking artwork and sculptures, Johannesburg-born multi-disciplinary artist Daniel Popper continues to make a name for himself around the globe, by Allison Cooper.