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The Gallery continues to spread contagious creativity with new exhibition

The second exhibition, titled 'Contagious Creativity' was unveiled last Friday and The Gallery coordinator, Jane Digby said they were overwhelmed by the positive support and feedback.

Contagious creativity has no doubt started spreading with the launch of a new exhibition at The Gallery at the Ballito Lifestyle Centre.

The second exhibition, titled ‘Contagious Creativity’ was unveiled last Friday and The Gallery coordinator, Jane Digby said they were overwhelmed by the positive support and feedback.

Thamsanga Mfuphi is one of The Gallery’s latest artists to have his pieces put on display.

“We have definitely set the tone for the next 6 weeks,” she said, while extending thanks to everyone who made it possible, including her team members who helped bring the exhibition to life.

She added that The Gallery would not have been possible without the support of Lifestyle Centre owner, Bruce Rencken.

One of ZingeAfrika’s models showing off a wedding dress designed by Cathy Wanjohi.

“If it was not for his generosity and kindness, this exhibition would never have happened.”

During the unveiling of the new exhibition hand-made African-inspired fashion company, ZingeAfrika held a vibrant fashion show, complimenting the art on the walls.
The exhibition is set to run until March 9.


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