2024
Carbon copy ink and acrylic on fabriano tela paper
Framed without glass (framing with museum glass on request.)
Original
Size: 67.7cm x 52.7cm
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Out of stock
2024
Carbon copy ink and acrylic on fabriano tela paper
Framed without glass (framing with museum glass on request.)
Original
Size: 67.7cm x 52.7cm
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Out of stock
2025
Carbon copy ink and acrylic on fabriano tela paper
Framed without glass (framing with museum glass on request.)
Original
Size: 67.7cm x 52.7cm
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Out of stock
2025
Carbon copy ink and acrylic on fabriano tela paper
Framed without glass (framing with museum glass on request.)
Original
Size: 67.7cm x 52.7cm
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Out of stock
2025
Carbon copy ink and acrylic on fabriano tela paper
Framed without glass (framing with museum glass on request.)
Original
Size: 67.7cm x 52.7cm
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Out of stock
2025
Carbon copy ink and acrylic on fabriano tela paper
Framed without glass (framing with museum glass on request.)
Original
Size: 67.7cm x 52.7cm
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Out of stock
2025
Medium format photograph, handprinted on fibre paper
Framed with museum glass
Edition 1 of 2
33,1 x 28,1cm
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Out of stock
2025
Medium format film print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
594 x 841mm
Edition 1 of 3
Framing on request.
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Keya Tama - The Wolf Tapestry
Tapestries Editions of 1 Size: 91.4 cm x 61 cm R14 000 Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Heresy Through a Telescope Tapestry
Tapestries Editions of 1 Size: 91.4 cm x 61 cm R14 000 Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama PRINT - Like A Wolf
Prints A3 (297 mm x 420 mm) Archival ink on Felix Schoeller paper Editions of 20 R1 850 Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama PRINT - Lucky Horse
Prints A3 (297 mm x 420 mm) Archival ink on Felix Schoeller paper Editions of 20 R1 850 Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama PRINT- Hushed Commotion
Prints A3 (297 mm x 420 mm) Archival ink on Felix Schoeller paper Editions of 20 R1 850 Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Two Swords Meet
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Bitter Sweet
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Parrots Talk
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Lucky Horse
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama -Live Free
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
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Keya Tama - Like a Wolf
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Hushed Commotion
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Forever Adrift
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama - Quest for Belonging
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Keya Tama Brief Sleep
A4 Original Ink on Archival paper Framed in black Editions of 1 R6 500 (framed) Keya Tama is a South African artist based in New York City. His practice explores the contrast between ancient iconographies and modern folklore. Utilizing reoccurring motifs of people, animals, and nature, his murals tell stories of the past and the future. -
Sulette Van Der Merwe Edition of 48 A3 (29.7 x 42 cm) Printed on Felix Schoeller True Fiber with archival pigment inks
Sulette van der Merwe is a South African artist working in painting, print and video animation. Her paintings are an exploration of intuitive connections between representational images. The influence of pop art, surrealism and digital culture is evident in her work. She has a National Diploma in Fine Art from the Tshwane University of Technology
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Norman O'Flynn Edition of 48 A3 (29.7 x 42 cm) Printed on Felix Schoeller True Fiber with archival pigment inks
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Tyler B Murphy Edition of 48 A3 (29.7 x 42 cm) Printed on Felix Schoeller True Fiber with archival pigment inksTyler B Murphy is a South African artist living in Cape Town. He has been tattooing since 2001, and painting walls since 1994. In more recent years he has been spending time making hand-painted signs. Much of his work is inspired by etchings and scraper board works from years gone by.
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(b. 2000) grew up in East London in the Eastern Cape (South Africa) and started painting at an early age. When he was fourteen a local art teacher took him under his wing and taught him how to paint with oil paint and how to do figures and portraits. In 2019, aged eighteen, he moved to Cape Town where he began painting artworks that highlighted the inequalities and power structures in South Africa. “I want my paintings to make people question what they have become so comfortable with.”
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(b. 2000) grew up in East London in the Eastern Cape (South Africa) and started painting at an early age. When he was fourteen a local art teacher took him under his wing and taught him how to paint with oil paint and how to do figures and portraits. In 2019, aged eighteen, he moved to Cape Town where he began painting artworks that highlighted the inequalities and power structures in South Africa. “I want my paintings to make people question what they have become so comfortable with.”
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Norman O'Flynn is a Cape Town based artist. He has a deep understanding of and love for the pop art tradition and explores what this genre means today. He refers to topics that have become relevant in the last decade and expresses them in a visual language ranging from familiar religious and pop iconography to celebrity culture and self-love.
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Mika Revell is a Chinese-American multimedia artist based in Cape Town. Her work delves into the complex relationship between symbols of power and commodified objects, contrasting the ominous and alluring. Using pink pigments and polished finishes, she investigates processes of manufacturing and labour.
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Mika Revell is a Chinese-American multimedia artist based in Cape Town. Her work delves into the complex relationship between symbols of power and commodified objects, contrasting the ominous and alluring. Using pink pigments and polished finishes, she investigates processes of manufacturing and labour.
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Out of stockAlly Hall is a Cape Town based artist. Her paintings are done in acrylic, often depicting colourful and quirky impasto scenes.
