Camps Bay Gallery

Camps Bay Gallery Located At the Camps Bay Promenade, Shop 104B, 1st Floor

07/05/2026

Artist in Frame: 🎥

Manelisi Vilakazi’s work documents the everyday life of township and rural communities. Through drawing, he captures the people who shape our social fabric — taxi drivers, traditional healers, churchgoers, non-believers, workers, and ordinary voices often overlooked by history.

His work functions almost like a visual newspaper of kasi and rural life — preserving conversations, characters, and realities that exist beyond headlines. In a country where so much of our history was carried through word of mouth, documentation becomes preservation. Because if it is not documented, history slowly forgets it existed.

This week on Artist in Frame —  Behind the shield and spear lies a misunderstood tenderness. Through his work, Manelisi ...
06/05/2026

This week on Artist in Frame —

Behind the shield and spear lies a misunderstood tenderness. Through his work, Manelisi explores the complexities of growing up within a Zulu household — where culture, masculinity, duty, and identity continuously negotiate with modern society.

His practice reflects figures often misunderstood through a Western lens, yet deeply heroic within indigenous narratives. He draws us away from the language of our screens and back into the realities of community: the unappointed guardians who protect and shape society, the quiet power carried by women across rural and township spaces, and the masculine presence forged within labour, taxis, and the mining world.

His work is less about spectacle, and more about memory, responsibility, and the emotional architecture of everyday Black life.

Artist in Frame:  In this body of work, Alpheus Ngoepe explores what cannot be said. Through colour and layered marks, h...
04/05/2026

Artist in Frame:

In this body of work, Alpheus Ngoepe explores what cannot be said. Through colour and layered marks, he turns silence into expression.

A quiet language of identity and vulnerability—where feeling takes form.f

30/04/2026

Some artists create art works. Others create language.

A recent studio visit to Alpheus Ngoepe revealed a voice that extends beyond the canvas.

What a beautiful experience it was — witnessing the meeting between artist and collector.We had the pleasure of welcomin...
30/03/2026

What a beautiful experience it was — witnessing the meeting between artist and collector.

We had the pleasure of welcoming our collectors from Austria, who shared a meaningful encounter with our artist, — a moment shaped by dialogue and connection.

They leave not only with a piece of art, but with a story that now travels with them back to Austria 🇦🇹

It serves as a reminder to us, as a gallery, that our role is to serve — not to gatekeep.

“Comfort of Softness” by Rodney Gee finds its new home in the Camps Bay residency —Sold 🔴
27/03/2026

“Comfort of Softness” by Rodney Gee finds its new home in the Camps Bay residency —Sold 🔴

A quiet watcher of the horizon.This striking giraffe portrait by David Bucklow captures the calm presence of one of natu...
05/03/2026

A quiet watcher of the horizon.

This striking giraffe portrait by David Bucklow captures the calm presence of one of nature’s most graceful animals. Removed from the vast landscape and placed against a soft horizon, the giraffe becomes almost portrait-like — meeting the viewer with a steady, thoughtful gaze.

Look closely and the details begin to speak. The slender ossicones, the softness of the eyes, and the finer shape of the face lean toward the suggestion of a female — a presence that feels gentle, composed, and quietly observant.

Tall and unhurried, the giraffe carries a natural dignity, observing the world with calm awareness.

A moment of stillness. A quiet presence.

A portrait that brings the quiet strength of the wild into a living space.

📍 Available at Camps Bay Gallery

UntitledMixed Media on Canvas150 x 150 cmIn this large-scale abstract work, Muso Masoabi moves beyond portraiture into a...
04/03/2026

Untitled

Mixed Media on Canvas
150 x 150 cm

In this large-scale abstract work, Muso Masoabi moves beyond portraiture into a freer, instinctive visual language. Layered textures, symbolic forms, and unrestrained strokes create a surface that feels both deliberate and spontaneous.

A radiant yellow form anchors the composition, while circular motifs suggest continuity and cycles of existence. Fragmented lines and shifting colour fields evoke memory and emotional movement rather than a fixed narrative.

Untitled, the work resists definition. It invites contemplation — presenting abstraction as an exploration of identity, experience, and the layered nature of human presence.

SOLD 🔴Heading to the Netherlands 🇳🇱This sale is significant not for its monetary value alone, but for what it represents...
18/02/2026

SOLD đź”´

Heading to the Netherlands 🇳🇱

This sale is significant not for its monetary value alone, but for what it represents.

Just over a month ago, we travelled to Soweto in search of the remarkable artist Sabelo Makhalipha —We just had a two months in gallery space with no with no market track record but only a clear vision. He believed in our vision, entrusted us with his pieces, and allowed us to steward his work into the market.

To witness this artwork find its home has been deeply rewarding. It also marks the gallery’s most significant sale to date — a quiet but meaningful milestone in our journey.

The power of collaboration lies in shared belief: when artist and gallery move with trust, intention, and patience, the work finds where it belongs.

We remain grateful to the collectors who support emerging voices and to the artists who place their trust in us.

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The Promenade. 87 Victoria Road, Camps Bay
Cape Town
8005

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00

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