Alice Art Gallery

Alice Art Gallery operates as both exhibition space and teaching studio, running alongside the rhythms of how visual art actually gets made and seen in Gauteng. The gallery hosts rotating exhibitions while simultaneously holding workshops where people learn technique—the kind of thing that requires walls, natural light, and safe storage for works in progress. In Randburg's context, where many residents work corporate jobs during the day, the gallery schedules classes and viewing times that fit around that reality. The space itself functions as a working studio, not just a display room, meaning you might walk in during a printmaking session or find canvases drying between showings. This dual-purpose approach reflects how art engagement works for most people: you need both inspiration from seeing finished work and hands-on access to learning your own craft.