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‘The Power of Women’ Art Exhibition

1 July 2024 by Guest

Cape Town, South Africa: Art aficionados are set for an unforgettable art experience this July as the acclaimed RED Gallery in Cape Town, along with Art Trader Galleries in Sea Point, gear up for a highly anticipated exhibition, The Power of Women, featuring the celebrated works of local South African contemporary artists. Opening on the …

Cape Town, South Africa: Art aficionados are set for an unforgettable art experience this July as the acclaimed RED Gallery in Cape Town, along with Art Trader Galleries in Sea Point, gear up for a highly anticipated exhibition, The Power of Women, featuring the celebrated works of local South African contemporary artists.

Opening on the 18th of July 2024 and for viewing on the 19th and 20th of July, The Power of Women promises a mesmerising journey into the strength and beauty of women, as interpreted by various talented artists.

This exhibition is more than just a display of art; it’s an exploration of empowerment. Attendees will be immersed in a visual narrative that celebrates the profound stories of female resilience and grace. Each artwork is a testament to the power and beauty of women, making this a not-to-be-missed event for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.

These artworks are not just visually stunning; they carry powerful stories that ensure a memorable and inspiring experience for all who attend.
In conjunction with the exhibition, RED and Art Trader Galleries are thrilled to announce the launch of their bespoke framing business. This new venture offers custom framing solutions to enhance and preserve cherished artworks, providing the perfect finishing touch to any piece.

Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to experience The Power of Women and celebrate the extraordinary talent of these long standing as well as new and upcoming artists.

RSVP by the 15th of July 2024 to Lisa at info@artrader.co.za For more information on Art Trader, visit www.artrader.co.za OR Follow them on Instagram: @artradercpt and/or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ArtraderSA.

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Author: Zané Neethling from Paddington Station INC on behalf of Art Trader.

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