15/08/2026
We are excited be exhibiting the work of two photographers this year for The CapeTown Photography Festival.
The theme this year is TRUTH.
INGE NORUM - THE FOUR KINGS.
The festival will officially open with THE FOUR KINGS by the Norwegian photographer, INGE NORUM.
Norum will give a walkabout, and
participate in a music performance on Sunday 6th September at the gallery at 18:00.
TICKETS ON QUICKET: R250
https://www.quicket.co.za/events/387359-live-percussive-performance-at-artvark-gallery/ #/
(includes a meal and a glass of wine from the Kalkbay Courtyard)
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The Four Kings is a photographic project documenting a single oak tree with four trunks in Kongeeikene. Estimated to be between 500 and 600 years old, the tree was photographed over the course of a year. The tree remains still as its surroundings shift. In this, it becomes both witness and mirror.
Inge is also one of two photographers participating in the Sigma Mentorship.
MARGUERITE OELOFSE - OUR HEART.
MARGUERITE OELOFSE'S exhibition - 'OUR HEART' will open the following evening for First Thursday, the 3rd September at 18:00.
Her Walkabout and talk, followed by a live music performance will take place on Sunday the 13th at 12:00 midday.
TICKETS ON QUICKET: R250
(includes a meal at the Kalk Bay Courtyard and a glass of wine)
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Marguerite Oelofse, more than 25 years received a heart transplant in Cape Town at just 17 years old. She was given a second life under the care of Dr Susan Vosloo, Africa’s first female heart surgeon. This body of work is expressed through both portraiture and still life, and is a meditation on survival, gratitude, and becoming – told through her lens as both photographer and subject.
Her series reflects what it means to live after being given life.
'Our Heart', was photographed at the site of the accident where her donor lost her life. An ostrich collided with the vehicle, and the injuries she sustained were fatal.
Daily Maverick