The Cape Gallery

 

Cape GalleryThe Cape Gallery, 60 Church Street, Cape Town collaborated in a project by donating artwork to raise funds for The Anglican Aids and Health Care Trust.  Additionally, a percentage of any sale at The Cape Gallery resulting from an introduction by the Anglican Aids and Health Care Trust will go towards the Anglican Aids and Health Care Trust. 

The Cape Gallery seeks to expose Fine Art that is rooted in the African Tradition, work which carries the unique cultural stamp of our continent yet can touch the imagination of others who view it. Rotating exhibitions add to the diverse and often eclectic mix of work on show.

 

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