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Art comes alive on coast

The exhibition runs for the entire month of August.

The opening night of the annual Art by the Sea 2022 Exhibition is testimony that the South Coast is a haven for art lovers and artists.

Gerhard and Rieta Stoltz of Uvongo at the exhibition.

Chairman Johann du Toit said that the attendance of art lovers at the event exceeded the club’s expectations by far.

Warren Hoole (left) rubbing shoulders with artist Johann du Toit.

“The positive and encouraging feedback from guests proved that this exhibition is one not to be missed,” he said.

Local celebrity Barbie Meyer, who opened the exhibition, helps husband and sculpture artist Marke Meyer, who acted as judge of the artworks, with handing out of the prizes.

The 2022 exhibition aims to highlight the beauty of the South Coast, with several paintings reflecting just that.

At the Art by the Sea 2022 Exhibition are (from left) Barbie Meyer, who delivered the opening address, Marke Meyer (judge), Johann du Toit (chairman of Art by the Sea), Marianna Radley (vice-chairman) and Judith Simpson (artists and event emcee).

All fine art mediums – water colours, pastels, acrylic and oil paints, inks, pen and pencils – can be seen on the walls.

Margate Art Museum hosts the exhibition for the duration of August.

Artist Nadia Hartman receiving a prize for one of her artworks.

Visiting hours at the museum are from 09:00 to 16:00 on Tuesdays to Fridays, and 09:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays.

Art lover Ria Botha with Bokkie de Bruin at the art exhibition.

Entrance is free. For more details, contact Johann on WhatsApp 072 6037517.

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