TAPESTRY OF TIME
The theme for the inaugural year (from October 2024 to September 2025) is "Tapestry of Time" and curated by Clara Babette of Our Leeskamer Gallery .
This exhibition delves into the deep geological eras that have shaped the river landscape and the town of Stellenbosch. It explores the progression of events along the river - from the past into the future - highlighting the unidirectional flow of time and the significance of memory in shaping human perception.
The exhibition highlights the works of both emerging and established artists, providing a platform to showcase a wide range of creative talent.
Artists were invited to engage with the distinctive landscape, history, and design of the area, fostering a dialogue with the surrounding communities and the urban environment.
EXPLODED GEOGRAPHIES IV, 2024
Ledelle Moe Concrete and Steel
GREEN SENTINEL, 2001
Edoardo Daniele Villa Concrete and Steel
GUARDIAN OF OAKS, 2024
Dané Erwee Twig Sculpture
JOURNEY, 2024
Strijdom van der Merwe Hybrid Aluminium Bamboo Composite Beams
OVER THE HORIZON, 2024
Jean Brundrit Colour and Black and White Photographs Printed on Dibond
A PATCH TO PROCESS, 2024
Gina van der Ploeg Woven Port Jackson and Black Wattle with Indigenous Seedlings
SPEEL SPEEL! , 2024
John de Jager Studio Serpentine Stone and Paarl Granite
STELLENBOSCH EXPLORER’S MAP, 2024
Jacques & Lee Buys Bronze
[ On Display Soon ]
STUDY FOR RETURN I & II, 2023
Ledelle Moe Concrete and Steel
PSEUDOBARBUS BERGIE, 2024
Dr. Vulindlela Nyoni Hessian, Kite Cloth, Netting and Spray Paint
SERENITY, 2024
Dr. Rose Kirumira Namubiru Ficus, Pine, Yellowwood, Cypress and Norfolk Wood, Metal and Paint
SHIFTING SHADOWS, 2024
Nina Kruger Eucalyptus Gum Nuts, Wire and Steel
TIMBERBANK , 2024
Juan Piek Reclaimed Wood
UNSUNK, 2024
Sivan Zeffertt Cotton, Steel Wool, Porcelain and Rust
VELE HANDE, 2021
Jacques Buys & Rudolf Gouws Bronze
Calling All Creatives!
Want to showcase your work in a vibrant, community space? The Stellenbosch Art Mile is looking for new talent and ideas to bring art to life along our route.
Contact us to get involved and be part of this growing cultural landmark!