If you are new to art-making; art-buying or framing/packaging/hanging, Hamilton Gallery has worked with a number of reliable and professional framers.
Matthew Willman has travelled throughout Africa and South Africa, documenting, through the medium of photography, communities and individuals – from those that are marginalized and vulnerable, to our country and continent’s great icons – Nelson Mandela being one of them.
Please join us for an evening of drinks and canapés, and to view selected works by renowned lens-based artist, Matthew Willman.
This refined collection celebrates the beauty and grace of the human figure in various striking poses, presented as black and white images – classic and contemporary.
Hamilton Gallery’s fairly recent move as an Art gallery in Cape Town, to The Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock, has been an exciting one. Having been an Online Art Gallery for a short while, whilst looking for the perfect venue to have physical Art for Sale, the new location has ample space for new artists such as Michaela Rinaldi to show large scale artworks. All prices available on request.
Artist, Jeremiah Van der Want has recently sold some of his art from our art gallery at the Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock. It’s not hard to see why.
Ensuring your valuable art is safe, secure and out of harms warm is a lot easier said that done often. Hopefully we can assist with some of these tips we’ve put into practice over the years at our Gallery.
Introducing art into a room can unite its color scheme and style, creating a cohesive and harmonious ambiance. Artwork can also act as a focal point or conversation starter, captivating attention and infusing the room with interest and intrigue.
The art and photography that we choose to display in our commercial spaces have a profound impact on the overall aesthetic of the environment.
Hamilton Art Gallery is thrilled to announce that we have opened our gallery at the renowned Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock, Cape Town.
Hamilton Gallery is an online art gallery that showcases the work of a selection of talented South African artists and sculptors working at present.
Katherine Hamilton completed a bachelor’s degree in 1997 in Fine Arts at The University of KZN, Pietermaritzburg, majoring in Printmaking and Philosophy.
Belinda matriculated in 1988 and went to study at the University of Pretoria where she received a BLuris degree.
