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  • Imprints of Elsewhere, The Mind as Inner Atlas of Encounter

    Imprints of Elsewhere

    The Mind as Inner Atlas of Encounter
    This exhibition is a twofold reminder - about the phenomenology of looking and inherent duality. The embrace and the experience of life differs, but to be in and with the world is what binds us; leaving an internal universal imprint to be shared outwardly.
    Imprints of Elsewhere opened on 31 May and concludes on 10 July 2025

  • Curators Choice

    • Henrico Greyling, Forge, 2025
      Henrico Greyling, Forge, 2025
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    • Henrico Greyling, Mimesis, 2025
      Henrico Greyling, Mimesis, 2025
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    • Henrico Greyling, Equilibria, 2025
      Henrico Greyling, Equilibria, 2025
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    • Frans Thoka, Ledima, 2025
      Frans Thoka, Ledima, 2025
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    • Frans Thoka, Go šetše Kutu, Ke Gopola Wena , 2025
      Frans Thoka, Go šetše Kutu, Ke Gopola Wena , 2025
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    • Frans Thoka, Mohlang Re Kopana, Re Tla Dula Kutung , 2025
      Frans Thoka, Mohlang Re Kopana, Re Tla Dula Kutung , 2025
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    • Sue Martin, Highland, 2025
      Sue Martin, Highland, 2025
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    • Sue Martin, Infinite, 2025
      Sue Martin, Infinite, 2025
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    • Sue Martin, Majestic, 2025
      Sue Martin, Majestic, 2025
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    • Tania Welgemoed, Falling/ Not Falling, 2025
      Tania Welgemoed, Falling/ Not Falling, 2025
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    • Tania Welgemoed, Is It Heavy/ Is It Light?, 2025
      Tania Welgemoed, Is It Heavy/ Is It Light?, 2025
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    • Tania Welgemoed, X Marks the Spot, 2025
      Tania Welgemoed, X Marks the Spot, 2025
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    • James de Knoop, Ancient River I, 2025
      James de Knoop, Ancient River I, 2025
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    • James de Knoop, Ancient River II, 2025
      James de Knoop, Ancient River II, 2025
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    • James de Knoop, Ancient River III, 2025
      James de Knoop, Ancient River III, 2025
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  • Artyli Gallery

    Artyli Gallery is a contemporary African art gallery committed to showcasing the creativity and diversity of African artists and those... Artyli Gallery is a contemporary African art gallery committed to showcasing the creativity and diversity of African artists and those...
    Artyli Gallery is a contemporary African art gallery committed to showcasing the creativity and diversity of African artists and those from the African diaspora. Our purpose is to provide a platform where artists’ studio practices, narratives, and voices are celebrated, fostering meaningful connections between creators, collectors, and art enthusiasts. Guided by the values of transparency and relationship-building, we strive to cultivate trust and credibility within the art community and beyond. Through considered curated exhibitions, enriching panel discussions, and engaging walkabouts, Artyli Gallery facilitates deeper understanding and appreciation for the vibrant stories embedded in African art.
     
    Our unique approach balances accessibility and excellence. With both a physical presence in the prestigious Nelson Mandela Square, Sandton, Johannesburg, and an expansive digital platform, we create opportunities for diverse audiences to explore and acquire artworks. From seasoned collectors to first-time buyers, we believe in making contemporary African art accessible without compromising its integrity or cultural significance.
     
    We offer a comprehensive range of professional services, including global shipping, art advisory, curation, framing, delivery, and installation. This holistic approach ensures a seamless experience for our clients, while supporting the evolving careers of the artists we represent. Artyli Gallery invites you to engage with bold and thought-provoking exhibitions that reflect the richness of African creativity, foster cultural dialogue, and celebrate the enduring impact of art across borders.