TOP
-
Home > Product List > Product
  • Description
  • Offering Info
  • Vendors Return Policy

Woodstock is one of Cape Town’s oldest suburbs and the hub of South Africa’s major contemporary artists, art galleries and art studios. A gritty, creative, residential area close to the City Centre, its must-see highlights include the Old Biscuit Mill, a neighbourhood food and design market, WHATIFTHEWORLD a former synagogue, now a fully established art gallery, the Woodstock Exchange, a former industrial building, now a nerve centre of hipster activity, with shops by artists, photographers, fashion designers, film directors, traders, and more.

At the City Centre, visit a variety of galleries, including South Africa’s premier art gallery, the Iziko South African National Gallery. Contemporary art galleries include AVA (Association of Visual Arts) South Africa’s first arts society, Smith, Chandler House, Ebony Curated, State of the Art and more.

na

Contemporary Art Tours

Quantity :

x R0.00

Order Fulfilled By: Culture Connect SA Store Timing: 07:00 am To 06:00 pm

60 Alma Road , Rosebank, Western Cape, South Africa

View Service Provider Information

Other Goods From This Vendor

Local resident, community activist, and qualified guide, Bilqees Baker, takes us on a Bo-Kaap walking tour to private, sacred and public spaces. We visit the so-called slave tree, South Africa’s oldest mosque, Cape Town’s leading spice shop, and community projects. We’ll also learn about the country’s first political prisoners, slave history and problems with large property developments. We finish with a homemade Cape Malay lunch in Bilqees’ friend’s house, Neesa Bosch, on Wale Street.
A walking tour first around workshops and studios on Chasmay Road Campus. This includes The Sewing Cafe, a training centre for graduates of the Evangeline Life Skills Project. And award-winning Zizamele Ceramics hosted by its founder and director, Toni Burton.

Then we’ll drive to the popular public library. Voyokazi Tatana, its head, will give us a glimpse of its activities. Its former librarian, Sue Alexander, will speak about its arts ‘graduates’ and success stories.

We finish with Nonny’s home-made, classic isiXhosa lunch in her house nearby.

Don’t miss out of this township tour with a difference.

Date: to be confirmed (Oct or Nov 2018 likely)
Venue: Chasmay Road Campus, Masiphumelele
Time: 10 – 13:30

Other Vendors to Shop

Africa Incoming
The Cloud Nine Boutique Hotel
Azure 33
Cozi Hiring