Artists

Wakkerstroom is a haven for creative souls, home to a thriving community of local artists, painters, and photographers. Inspired by the town’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, these talented individuals bring their unique visions to life through their work.

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Bronwen Mellor

Bronwen Mellor’s painting carrier spanned a period of 33 years. She started in 1977 and put away her brushes in 2011.

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Bonginkosi

Bonginkosi

Bonginkosi Tsotetsi otherwise known as Paradise.
Is a self taught visual artist, born and raised in Wakkerstroom.

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Bronwen Mellor

Bronwen Mellor

Bronwen Mellor’s painting carrier spanned a period of 33 years. She started in 1977 and put away her brushes in 2011.

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Eylene Clifford

Eylene Clifford

The Wakkerstroom Art & Craft Fair has nominated Eylene Clifford as their Festival Artist for the upcoming Art exhibition during the Wakkerstroom Music Festival.

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Louise Dainty

Louise Dainty

Louise’s interest in art started at a very young age. Her mother inspired her to draw. No colouring-in books, but plenty of blank paper and crayons followed by a cheap paintbox and a brush without many hairs, before finally getting a decent set of paints which she had for years.

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Matilda and George Angus

Matilda and George Angus

Matilda’s and George’s shared love for the natural world finds expression in art pieces that show that there is beauty in simple materials, lines and designs, things we often take for granted or do not notice.

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Roy Elliott

Roy Elliott

Roy started delving in Mosaics in 2005 mainly in Kitchens and bathrooms – and that then paved the way for making tables, pictures and benches etc.

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Sue Olivier

Sue Olivier

Sue Olivier is a South African living and working for over twenty years in multiple Asian countries. With a career rooted in the fast-paced corridors of the communications industry, she discovered her passion for art as a sanctuary away from the demands of the corporate worl

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