Pretoria Art Museum
The Pretoria Art Museum, located in the heart of Tshwane (Pretoria), is one of South Africa's premier art institutions. Established in 1964, it houses an extensive collection of South African art, showcasing works from the 19th century to contemporary pieces. The museum also features a range of international artworks, making it a cultural hub for art lovers and researchers.
Key Features
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Permanent Exhibitions:
South African Masters: Works by renowned artists such as Pierneef, Sekoto, Stern, and Preller.
Contemporary Art: Innovative pieces by modern South African artists exploring diverse themes.
Historical Collection: Art reflecting the country’s rich history and cultural diversity.
Temporary Exhibitions:
The museum hosts rotating exhibitions that highlight specific artists, themes, or movements, offering visitors something new with each visit.
Educational Programs:
Guided tours for schools and groups.
Workshops and classes for aspiring artists and enthusiasts.
Public lectures and art talks.
Art Library:
A resource center for students, researchers, and art professionals, offering books, archives, and digital media related to art and culture.
Facilities
Gallery spaces designed for different art forms, including paintings, sculptures, and installations.
A gift shop offering art prints, books, and locally crafted items.
On-site parking and wheelchair accessibility.
Nearby Attractions
Loftus Versfeld Stadium: A popular sports and event venue.
Union Buildings: An iconic historic site with panoramic city views.
Pretoria National Botanical Gardens: A serene natural escape.
Visiting Information
Address: Cnr Schoeman (Francis Baard) and Wessels Streets, Arcadia, Pretoria.
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Closed on Mondays and public holidays.
Admission Fees
Please check their website for updates
Adults R30,00
Pensioners and students: R15,00
Learners: R10,00
Wednesdays: R2,00 for all visitors
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