While our Bloom exhibition has officially come to a close, we here at Hamilton Gallery have been hard at work to create a fresh new display for the start of the holiday season!
Max Goldin, now living in The Netherlands, is a South African artist working in a variety of media, being both skilled in illustration; painting and various printmaking techniques. Max is currently mastering his skills in tufting as an art-making process.
Belinda Ormond first created her little men a few years ago, with the intention of making a hand-modelled, fun and quirky set of sculptures that could be displayed together on a shelf in one’s home as a light-hearted décor item. These ‘Little Men’ – created with the idea of being portrayed ‘in conversation’, have become increasingly popular and are a happy addition to any space.
Ethan Friedman, a multi-disciplinary artist from Kwa-Zulu Natal, works from his studio in Paarden Eiland, Cape Town.
He excels in creating original prints, illustrations, product designs, and bespoke framing. With a deep love for nature, he enjoys hiking and rock climbing in the Western Cape.
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.
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.
Dave Robertson is an interesting artist, chiefly because he is interested in relationships, in other artists and in the future, about which he has an unusually optimistic view…
Recently sold on our online art gallery are three digital prints by Max Goldin: ‘Rupert Riding Ringo’; ‘Head Shoulders Knees and Toes; and ‘Wolf and The Bird’.