The South African Artist – Issue 26, 2017

The South African Artist is an English-language digital art magazine presented as a PDF for instant download. Issue 26 from 2017 brings together artist profiles, practical demonstrations, competitions, travel features, and art education coverage.

Published by LTH Media, this issue focuses on artists and art activities connected with South Africa and beyond. It includes seven featured artists, five demonstrations, technical questions and answers, and information about art materials and events.

The digital edition is suitable for reading on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and reading applications.

Book Overview

The South African Artist – Issue 26, 2017 is an art magazine for readers interested in painting, mixed media, demonstrations, artist profiles, and the South African art community.

Its contents include profiles of Trish Visser, Leana Rauch, Banele Njadayi, Mandy McKay, Adolfo McQue, Marke Meyer, Anne Jenkins, Yiull Damaso, and other artists. Demonstrations are provided by Áine Divine, David Johnson, Shirley Howells, Malcolm Dewey, and Marco Kuhn.

The issue also features the Little Artists School Project, founded in 1998 in an orphanage in Marshalltown, downtown Johannesburg. The project uses art classes to support children and has benefited more than 800 children.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Featured artist coverage of Trish Visser, Leana Rauch, Banele Njadayi, Mandy McKay, Adolfo McQue, Marke Meyer, Anne Jenkins, and others.
• Step-by-step painting demonstrations with Áine Divine, David Johnson, Shirley Howells, Malcolm Dewey, and Marco Kuhn.
• A mixed-media workshop with Áine Divine.
• The Little Artists School Project and its work in art education.
• Travel features on 48 hours in Montagu and painting in South America.
• The 2017 Cover Painting Competition and The Big Painting Challenge.
• Art materials, product information, technical questions and answers, and the Teachers Noticeboard.

Why This Book Matters

This issue documents a range of South African artists, art societies, teaching activities, competitions, and practical studio approaches in 2017.

Its coverage of the Little Artists School Project records how art classes supported children and helped develop emerging artists. The magazine also connects practical instruction with exhibitions, travel, materials, and the wider art community.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, not a physical copy. There is no physical shipping, and access is available after purchase.

The PDF works with appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and compatible reading apps. Printing is not promised.

FAQ

How quickly can I access this issue?
Access is available after purchase through the digital download.

Will I receive a physical magazine?
No. This product is a digital PDF download, so no physical copy is shipped.

Which devices support the file?
The PDF can be read with compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and reading apps.

Download The South African Artist – Issue 26, 2017 and explore its documented artist profiles, demonstrations, and art features in digital format.

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