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Posted on February 10th 2010

Design Indaba Expo 2010: The vibrant Kalk Bay Modern gallery specialise in contemporary San art from lino prints to oil paintings.

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The vibrant Kalk Bay Modern gallery specialise in contemporary San art from lino prints to oil paintings. Director Cheryl Rumbak, in association with the OMBA Arts Trust, has also developed the Ekoka range of textiles that incorporates contemporary San motifs. The sale of the Ekoka products provides an income for the artist and a Community Trust Fund.

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