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Local art goes on display at Margate Museum

According to Art By the Sea chairman Marianna Radley, the art exhibition will be open to the public for several weeks.

August 11, 2019
Zimasa Mgwili Less than a minute
Dixon Otto showcases his artwork. He won best Abstract in this year's Art By The Sea exhibition.

The Art by the Sea exhibition is back at the Margate Museum, this time with a wide variety of interesting artworks by local artists.

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Entry is free of charge and artwork is on sale for those interested.

Local artist, Graham White won the best Streets/Building painting with his Northern Cape shack watercolour painting.

According to Art By the Sea chairman Marianna Radley, the art exhibition will be open to the public for several weeks.

Art By The Sea chairman Marianna Radley displays some of her artwork at the Margate Museum.

“We are open on Tuesday to Fridays from 8.30am until 2pm and on Saturdays from 8.30am to 2pm.”

Art by the Sea committee members (from left) Estelle Van Deventer, Cathy Tinkhof, Ken Etberg, Graham White, Marianna Radley and Dixon Otto showcase some of the porthole painting artwork on display.

The art exhibition ends on Saturday, August 31.

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August 11, 2019
Zimasa Mgwili Less than a minute

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