Form & SubstanceContemporary South African ArtEmerging & Established Talents

26 August - 17 October 2015

Eleanor TurveyIn Dialogue with Picasso

Mixed Media Collage (acrylic paint, scalpel cut paper and canvas) on plywood

89 x 118cm2015

Eleanor TurveyIn Dialogue with Picasso

Detail

Eleanor TurveyThe Influence of Walter Sisulu

Mixed Media Collage (acrylic paint, scal-pel cut paper and canvas) on plywood

89 x 118cm2015

Eleanor TurveyThe Influence of Walter Sisulu

Detail

Nicola RoosHominis Ruinis (The Fall of Man)

Found charis, polystyrene, inner tyre tubing, Plaster of Paris, nails and sewing pins

Varying dimensions2015

Nicola RoosHominis Ruinis (The Fall of Man)

Detail

Nomusa MakhubuUntitled I

Woven Works SeriesColour photograph

63 x 95 cm2015

Nomusa MakhubuUntitled II

Woven Works SeriesColour photograph

63 x 95 cm2015

Jan NeethlingRGH 4 (portrait of Robert Hodgins)

Acrylic on board46 x 61cm

2008

Hannalie TauteHumpty Dumpty

Cotton and gold thread, found object, batting and rubber

85 x 54 cm2014

Wim LegrandYou don’t like pink?

Mixed media on paper54.5 x 76 cm

2015

Wim LegrandSnap a Selfie with our Sausage

Mixed media on paper56 x 76 cm

2015

Gerhard HumanLoose Formations

Reverse glass painting30 x 42 cm

2015

Gerhard HumanNightmare

Reverse glass painting30 x 42 cm

2015

Jeanne HoffmanKnights

Bloedneus/Blood Nose SeriesFelt tip and ball point pen on cotton rag

paper29.7 x 42 cm

2013

Jeanne HoffmanCloudy-dark

Bloedneus/Blood Nose SeriesFelt tip and ball point pen on cotton rag

paper29.7 x 42 cm

2013

Karlien de VilliersSame Old Story

Watercolour, gesso, collage and ink on paper24.6 x 35.5 cm

2015

Karlien de VilliersThe Great Pretender

Watercolour, gesso, graphite collage and ink on paper

25 x 35 cm2015

Karlien de VilliersSuch and Such

Watercolour, gesso, collage and ink on paper25 x 35.5 cm

2015

Karlien de VilliersGuts

Watercolour, gesso, collage and ink on paper25.2 x 35.5 cm

2015

Karlien de VilliersEverybiody Else’s Girl

Oil on canvas61 x 60.5 cm

2013

Karlien de VilliersThe Unsung Heroes

Watercolor, ink, gouache and collage on paper

41 x 31 cm2015

St.John FullerSecrets and Lies

Black and white Inkjet print (Shot with a Chantal multi-aperture camera. Image shot

directly onto photographic paper)50 x 100 cm

Edition /72013

St.John FullerWhere the Wild Things Are

Black and white Inkjet print (Shot with a Chantal multi-aperture camera. Image shot directly onto photographic paper)

50 x 100 cmEdition /7

2013

Verna Leigh JoosteTurn on the Telly

960 silver alloy, garnets & tourmaline2008

Verna Leigh JoosteMovie Camera (Oros)

960 silver alloy, garnets & tourmaline2008

Rory EmmettPlaceholder

Giclee print on watercolour paper59,4 x 42 cm

Edition /32014

Rory EmmettColourman

Flatbed print on shutterply96 cm x 120 cm

Edition /3 (Sold Out) + 1 AP2014

Clare MenckFigures on a Karoo dam wall

Oil on wood20 x 25 cm

2015

Clare MenckWoman Sunning Herself in Italy (Late Dot

Vermeulen)Oil on wood

21 x 28 cm2015

Ingrid UysUntitled

OIl on canvas100 x 74 cm

2009

Eleanor Turvey 1968 (Botswana). Turvey changed careers and became a full-time artist in 2012. She is self-taught. Her preferred medium is mixed media collage working with canvas, paper, ink and acrylic paint. In 2013 she was selected as one of 40 finalists in the Sanlam Portrait Award. She is currently working towards a solo exhibition in 2016.

Nicola Roos1994 (South Africa). Roos is a third year fine art student at Michaelis School of Fine Art in Cape Town, where she is specialising in sculpture. This is her first exhibition.

Nomusa Makhubu1984 (South Africa). Makhubu is an art historian and award winning lens-based artist. I have always been drawn to the historical and ‘documentary’ aspect in photography. In the projects I have completed or those that are still in progress, I question the ‘documentary’ nature of photography through performance, collage or using surfaces such as windscreens to interfere with the seemingly ‘neutral’ pictorial space.

Jan Neethling1938 (England). Neethling studied fine art at the Pretoria Technical College between 1958 and 1960. It was here where where he met his lifelong mentor, friend and fellow artist, Robert Hodgins who was a lecturer at the College. Neethling has participated in numerous two-person exhibition since the 1970’s. In 2008 he had his debut solo exhibition. A publication of his life and work was released in 2013.

Hannalie Taute1977 (South Africa). Taute is an artist who has since her student days found her inspiration in fairy tales. In 2012 she changed her preferred medium of working with found objects to working with rubber and embroidery.

Karlien de Villiers1975 (South Africa). De Villiers is an established painter, illustrator and comic artist based in Cape Town. She is currently finishing her second graphic novel titled, Les Femmes Sauvages. Her first graphic novel, Mein Mutter war eine schöne Frau, not only won her awards but was also translated into several languages.

Jeanne Hoffman1978 (South Africa). Hoffman has lived and worked in South Africa and Europe for more than a decade. Travelling and working in different locations, my approach and process alternate between two poles: nest-builder and nomad. In my work I build temporary shelters for thoughts - wandering from one place to another, collecting observations, experiences and meaning.

Gerhard Human1980 (South Africa). Human is a Cape-Town based graphic designer, illustrator and artist. He has participated in numerousexhibitions and collaborative projects since 2007. I have always loved working on paper. I love the finality of putting ink down on paper. There is no room for error and also no room for doubts.

Wim Legrand1978 (Belgium). Legrand is an illustrator and artist, and currently lives and works in Cape Town. After completing his Visual Art studies in 2000, he honed his professional skills as master printmaker at a prominent international centre for graphic arts in Belgium. He returned to Cape Town and in 2014 he founded Black River Studio, a production space which offers fine art screen printing services.

St.John Fuller1964 (South Africa). Fuller’s photography offers both an extended view of time as well as multiple perspectives. His images are based on a singular moment - the exposure time required by his self-made multi-apeture pinhole cameras. Studying History at tertiary level shifted Fuller’s focus towards time and the various ways in which it is witnessed, recorded and then re-witnessed ad infinitum. His photographs present an inclusive event with multiple vantage points, where each frame is non-discreet.

Verna Leigh JoosteJooste is a jewellery designer and full-time lecturer who started her career more than 17 years ago when she first exhibited her finely hand crafted miniature toys made from sterling silver and gem stones. Since then she has participated in more than 33 exhibitions both locally and abroad and has been a finalist in numerous art competitions.

Rory Emmett1992 (South Africa). Emmett completed his BAFA at Michealis School of Fine Art, Cape Town in 2014, he specialised in painting. He is a Sanlam Portrait Award top 100 finalist 2015 and a Top 10 Finalist for Sasol New Signatures 2015. This is his first exhibition at ErdmannContemporary.

Clare Menck1969 (South Africa). Mid-career artist Clare Menck needs no introduction. She has participated in numerous solo, museum and group exhibitions both locally and internationally and her works are included in museum, corproate and private collections across the globe. Included in this exhibition are two recent paintings completed earlier this year during an artist’s residency at Murati Wine Estate in Stellenbosch.

Ingrid E. Uys Uys is a fine artist living and working in Johannesburg. She is primarily known as an abstract and landscape painter.

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