‘A Vital Legacy’ – phase II of The Cape Gallery annual Wildlife exhibition is on show through October. Understanding the bio-web that we are all a part of; the complexity and diversity of creature and plant life that sustains us and the existential threat if we don’t care for it will enable better planning and the hope of a brighter future for our children.
Jocein Kagan - a talk on Africa's Wild Dogs - a Survival Story on First Thursday, October 3
"My purpose in creating Africa’s Wild Dogs – A Survival Story is to alert the world to what extraordinary animals they are. I believe Africa’s wild dogs hold their own in the animal kingdom, that they
deserve the respect and awe normally attributed to larger more fearsome predators. As research has started to show, these four-legged dogs have a great deal to teach us humans. Driven by my passion as a wildlife photographer, I spent five years photographing African Wild Dogs in five African countries. My aim was to create a book of portraits which would stand out in the plethora of photographic wild animal literature. It will be my delight and pleasure to welcome you to celebrate these extraordinary survivors during The Cape Gallery’s Annual Wildlife Exhibition 2024 with a Q&A and talk on Africa’s most researched animal at The Cape Gallery on October 3."
Book Priced at R 600 Cash
WHAT: Wildlife Phase II - A Vital Legacy at The Cape Gallery
WHERE: The Cape Gallery, 60 Church Street, Cape Town 8001
WHEN: Opening & Preview, October 3rd, 2024 - please RSVP E This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.| Closes: 31st October 2024
INFO: T +27 21 4235309 | E This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | VISIT
PHOTO: Karin Kruger/ Life is better with friends/ 80 x 100 cm/ Oil on canvas |
See also Map My Way | Annual Wildlife 2024 Group Exhibition – The Cape GalleryAnnual Wildlife 2024 Group Exhibition – The Cape Gallery
