You would have never guessed that these creative images are actually photographs, courtesy of creative doctor, Rochagné Kilian (right) of Vryheid. She was supported by her sister, Chrizelle Coleman.
A stunning array of artistic talent was showcased at the Moth Hall when the Endumeni Isandlwana Shellhole hosted the first-ever local Art and Photography Exhibition on Saturday evening. Artists and photographers from here and other Northern KZN towns jumped at the opportunity to display their work. And as master of ceremonies Pat Rundgren alluded, “It was certainly great to have a good turn-out at such an event… sometimes shows like this do not always attract the support they deserve.” Art teacher Alicia Chaput gave an inspiring talk on the benefits of investing in art – yes, and she meant our local art as well! S
Some of the guests listening to art teacher, Alicia Chaput’s , talk.
Kanye Mbatha with a self-portrait.
Charlene Gilmore with son, Ty.
Yvonne Durham and Pam Mcfadden.
Cornelia Badenhorst with some of her spiritually-inspired work.
Andrew and Karin Millar, Ronnie Wright, Dirk Barnard and Glenda Reiberio.
Cheryl Rundgren,
Admiring the works are Karen van der Stok and daugther, Jamie Bhajan.
Peter Jones and artist, John Davies.
Neale Rundgren exhibited some amazing photographic images.
You would have never guessed that these creative images are actually photographs, courtesy of creative doctor, Rochagné Kilian (right) of Vryheid. She was supported by her sister, Chrizelle Coleman.
Este Lohrente and Jimmy Engelbrecht.
Mandy Koekemoer.
Martie Ferreria.
Michelle Fleischman exhibiting work done by her late mother, Joan Hudson.
Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.
