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24 May 2006 by nathaniel

Outlet on SAartsEmerging

abrie fourie at the Outlet Gallery in Pretoria
Abrie Fourie at the Outlet Gallery in Pretoria

Prof Christo Doherty, head of Digital Arts at Wits, pens a piece on the Outlet gallery and experimental art space in Pretoria for this month’s SAartsEmerging feature. The space, intended for both local and international young and emerging artists, has become a stepping stone for many an SA star, similar to The Market Theatre gallery when Stephen Hobbs was curator "back in the day" (before my time…). Abrie Fourie is also one of the most generous gallerists, and gifted photographers, I’ve had the pleasure of befriending – so no pretense of objectivity there.

Check out what Christo has to say.

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