Exhibitions and News
HERstory Opening Speech by Mariapaola McGurk
“HERstory” a Group Show by Contemporary Women Artists at Artyli Gallery
Turbine Art Fair 2023 “Multilayered Memories” a Solo Exhibition by Andrew Ntshabele
Unveiling “Urban Echoes”: Enter for a Chance to Win an Anton Smit Sculpture valued at over R 20,000!
“Roots to Wings” Group Exhibition at Artyli Gallery
“Reflecting Forward” Group exhibition 8 April – 7 June
Walkabout with Frans Thoka
“African Alchemy” at Artyli Gallery
How both physical gallery exhibitions and online exhibitions build into the experience of art
Karen Cullinan talks about the Future of Exhibitions on 702. Weekend Breakfast Show
Mariapaola Mcgurk talks about Streams of Dreams Exhibition on 702. Weekend Breakfast Show
“Streams of Dreams” at Artyli Gallery
“EarthSong” at Artyli Gallery
My Heritage My Art
“Colossal” an Exhibition by Anton Smit
“Vivid Identity” A Portraiture Exhibition
Turbine Art Fair ” The Turning of the Tide ” a solo exhibition by Andrew Ntshabele
The Stories In-Between – Exhibition
Exhibition – Into the Light
Exhibition – Dance of the Counterpoints
Andrew Ntshabele Encounters II Artyli.com Exhibition
Exhibition – Africonic 2021
The Saxon Hotel – Interview with Karen Cullinan
Exhibition – Encounters
Exhibition – Captcha Colour
Exhibition – African Limited Edition Prints Series 1
Exhibition – Trio Umoyo
Exhibition – Umzansi Umoya
Exhibition: Tree Songs
Interview with Ludumo Maqabuka
Exhibition: The Emergence Collection
Exhibition: Urban Inscriptions
Interview with Stompie Selibe
Interview with Andrew Ntshabele
Interview with Charmaine Haines
Interviews with our “Sounds in Solitude” featured artists
Exhibition: Sounds in Solitude
Exhibition: Heartland Recounted
Exhibition: I am because we are
About Artyli Gallery
Artyli Gallery, is a contemporary African Art Gallery which showcases various collections of artwork created by artists at various stages of their careers. Artyli Gallery is driven by passion for contemporary African art as well as to see our artists succeed. We provide a platform that supports artists at different stages of their careers, creating opportunities for exposure and recognition. Our gallery and digital platforms are designed to foster connections between artists and collectors, while celebrating the vibrant diversity of African art.”
Artyli Gallery invites art enthusiasts, collectors, and visitors alike to explore thought-provoking exhibitions that challenge conventions and celebrate the unique perspectives and creative voices of African artists. We are based on the Lower Level in Nelson Mandela Square ( opposite the escalators to the MichelAngelo Hotel ), Sandton, and are open every day between 9am and 6pm.
