Permanent collection

Dorothy KAY
"Sheep Shearing"
24 cm x 31 cm
Lithograph, Signed
E. DELBRUK
"Trees"
39 cm x 49 cm
Etching, Signed
Norman CATHERINE (1949 -)
"There's a Storm on the Bosses Farm"
55 cm x 48 cm
Airbrush 1979
HALPEN
 "Watussi War Dance" 
25 cm x 30 cm 
Etching
YOUNG EMERGING ARTISTS AWARDS
TOUNG EMERGING ARTISTS COMPETITION   The East London Fine Art Society, together with the Ann Bryant Art Gallery, have organized an art competition and exhibition of young artist’s work which will open on Thursday, 4th February, 2010 in the Coach House at 6 p.m.   The purpose of the competition is to encourage young artists between the ages of 2... Read more
Welcome to the Ann Bryant

The Ann Bryant Art Gallery seeks through its collections of fine and decorative arts to increase aesthetic awareness of cultural diversity and to afford our whole community means of enjoyment and enrichment from the visual arts. It also seeks to promote the work of worthy contemporary Eastern Cape artists. The Ann Bryant has a strong collection of South African art, especially from the 1960’s but also earlier works.

At one time the East London Fine Art Society took over the running of the gallery and had major exhibitions, for example by Thinus de Jongh and Hugo Naude.  The gallery sometimes bought from these exhibitions.  It holds works by Norman Catherine, Judith Mason, Walter Battiss, Sydney Carter, George Pemba, John Maufangejo, Cyprian Shilakoe, Willie Bester and many others.

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News and reviews

Absa L'Atelier Awards 2010

OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME FOR YOUNG SA ARTISTS    Artists aged between 21 and 35 submit entries for the continent's richest art awa...
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The Friends of the Ann Bryant Mosaic workshop and Exhibition

MOSAIC WORKSHOP AND EXHIBITION Friends of Ann Bryant follow up workshop for completion of mosaic pots Saturday 6th February from 11:00 onwards. ...
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60 years old and still strong

The elegant entrance to the Ann Bryant Gallery is on St Lukes Road in Southernwood. Here, two tall facades, with chimney-topped gables, lie at the end...
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