It’s Human Rights Day and Jean Irvine of the YOU&I Art Gallery in Sea Point agrees` that this is the right day for us to be talking about a gallery with such a diverse range of art and artists.
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YOU&I Art Gallery is an exciting modern art gallery in the midst of trendy Regent Road, Sea Point, where it’s all happening, with more vibey places for fashion and coffee than art.
Jean tells us about the great selection of artists represented by the gallery. There is a strong emphasis on modern pop art in a range of media covering canvas, sculpture, bronzes object d’art and pop art on glass. They also carry investment art and traditional art, Visiting the gallery, you are certainly submerged in a vast array of genres and styles
Artists mentioned by Jean include Cathy Layzell and Jimmy Law. Simon Jones will be celebrating his 50 years of painting with a solo exhibition later this year, There are etchings by Pieter van der Westhuizen. Jean refers to artist internationally recognised artist Gail Catlin as an alchemist, who has pioneered working with liquid crystal on glass.
Taryn Treisman, a pop artist who lives in Tel Aviv will be having a solo exhibition again at he end of the year,
Taryn Treisman – Dream Big
YOU&I Art Gallery have been in Sea Point for 5 years – the past 2 years at this new location on trendy Regent Road. So you have multiple reasons to visit this gallery with a marvelous collection in a colourful space.
WHAT: Jean Irvine – Sanlam Arts Round Up
WHERE: YOU&I ART GALLERY, 77 Regent Road, Sea Point, Cape Town 8005
INFO: T +27 (0)72 737 1714 | E admin@youandigallery.com | VISIT
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