Artyli Gallery is  dedicated to showcasing a dynamic range of artworks by artists at various stages of their careers, Artyli Gallery is driven by a passion for contemporary African art and a commitment to empowering its artists to succeed. Located in Nelson Mandela Square Mall, Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa. Artyli Gallery serves as a vibrant hub for art enthusiasts, collectors, and visitors. It celebrates the rich diversity of African art through thought-provoking exhibitions that challenge conventions and highlight the unique perspectives and creative voices of its artists. We have proudly participated in art fairs, including TAF 2022 and 2023, and  at the SCOPE Art Fair in Miami in December 2024. Our mission is twofold: to cultivate meaningful collaborative opportunities for our artists through exhibitions and to engage audiences with their narratives. Equally important, we aim to demystify contemporary art for our collectors and visitors, offering insightful walkabouts and inviting industry experts to share their perspectives.With both physical and digital platforms,

 

Artyli Gallery creates opportunities for diverse market sectors to acquire exceptional artworks. It also offers a comprehensive range of services, including secure global shipping, art advisory, curation, framing, delivery, and installation—making art accessible and enriching spaces worldwide. Artyli Gallery is a proudly B-BB EE-compliant contemporary African art gallery with 40% Black ownership. 

 

 

  • The Artyli Team

    The Artyli team is composed of seven team members, each contributing uniquely by working to their strengths. The gallery’s vision...

    The Artyli team is composed of seven team members, each contributing uniquely by working to their strengths. The gallery’s vision is to cultivate an ‘artist-centric’ culture—one that honors and supports the creative vision of each artist we represent.

    Founded by Karen Cullinan, Artyli Gallery opened its doors to the public in 2020, just three days before the COVID-19 lockdown. Despite this challenging start, the gallery has grown into a strong contender in South Africa’s competitive art market, successfully navigating both local and international opportunities for its artists.