William Humphreys Art Gallery
| Cullinan Crescent, Kimberley |
5 oranları
9.20/10.00 |
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Johan Els (26.10.2017 00:35)
Awesome experience. young talented artists
Awesome experience. young talented artists
Carmen Welz (29.03.2017 21:59)
A beautifully curated gallery with superior Dutch and British 18th and 19th C pictures bequested by William Humphreys as well as an excellent collection of SA art from early 20thC right up to the present. A comprehensive collection of SA pottery as well as oriental porcelain and Cape Dutch furniture enhance the experience further.
A beautifully curated gallery with superior Dutch and British 18th and 19th C pictures bequested by William Humphreys as well as an excellent collection of SA art from early 20thC right up to the present. A comprehensive collection of SA pottery as well as oriental porcelain and Cape Dutch furniture enhance the experience further.
Daleen Rossouw (05.02.2017 19:36)
Loveley
Loveley
Grahame Gertsch (06.10.2016 13:43)
An art museum and gallery with class. It has some old and some new. A vibrant, fascinating asset to Kimberley that astonishes. An active, changing space. I was moved by the recent "bushman" exhibition 'My Heart Stands In The Hill'.
An art museum and gallery with class. It has some old and some new. A vibrant, fascinating asset to Kimberley that astonishes. An active, changing space. I was moved by the recent "bushman" exhibition 'My Heart Stands In The Hill'.
Robert S Simon (19.07.2016 10:15)
Contemporary art and Dutch masters in the middle of the most desolate place in South Africa. It was like finding water. A half day is needed to appreciate the permanent collection and the changing African artists. The film center and community focus makes this a very avant-garde program in a very modern facility. The lack of commercial input gives a purest perspective on the experience. No distraction from the art. The programming and facilities should be international examples for what is possible in areas where industry or nature have not already created incentives for tourism.
Contemporary art and Dutch masters in the middle of the most desolate place in South Africa. It was like finding water. A half day is needed to appreciate the permanent collection and the changing African artists. The film center and community focus makes this a very avant-garde program in a very modern facility. The lack of commercial input gives a purest perspective on the experience. No distraction from the art. The programming and facilities should be international examples for what is possible in areas where industry or nature have not already created incentives for tourism.
