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Meraki exhibition opening draws artists and admirers alike

The latest exhibition at The Gallery at the Lifestyle Centre highlights artists who pour their soul into their work.

Neither rain nor storm could dampen the excitement as Ballito’s art lovers gathered for the unveiling of Meraki at The Gallery – an exhibition where passion meets canvas.

The exhibition features an eclectic mix of work by both emerging and established artists, each showcasing their unique style and dedication to craftsmanship.

Westbrook artist Brian Eriksson in front of his two paintings on show at The Gallery.
Claire Kelly.

Visitors explored a diverse collection ranging from contemporary to traditional pieces, all embodying the spirit of ‘meraki’, a Greek word meaning to pour one’s soul, love and effort into their work.

Viv Burgess.
Gemma Schaap and Phillippa Schaap (celebrating her 30th birthday) with Jesse Tipton.

Enhancing the evening’s ambiance, guests enjoyed live music and a wine-tasting.

The exhibition will remain open until the end of March, offering ample time for art enthusiasts to appreciate the collection.

Artists Emily Smithers and Christy Lehmkuhl.
Miemma Tanner and artist Lesley Magwood-Fraser.

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