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Blank Projects, Michael Stevenson, I love Woodstock, Art in Woodstock

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Sculpture in Woodstock – STEVENSON & BLANK PROJECTS. Posted on 10 December 2013 by Patrick Chapman. This is the season and if you are remotely interested in cutting edge work, it’s here, in WOODSTOCK now. Check out STEVENSON’s summer exhibition on till 11 January – A Sculptural Premise. Jane Alexander, whose work Untitled. This show is truly a smorgasbord if your taste is for ephemeral, do you try a soufflé as in Igshaan Adams’s suspended fabric work or do you go for the sharp metallic tang of Wim Blom’s...

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Community - I Love Woodstock

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RSS feed for this section. 9 Reasons To Visit The Salt Circle Arcade. Posted on 13 August 2014 by Ilhaam Hoosain. Reposted from the La Vida Local website where you can also check out John Bartman’s online portfolio blog. Woodstock has seen some welcome changes thanks to the pioneering moves of the creative businessfolk behind such ventures as the Woodstock Exchange and the Old Biscuit Mill. New to the block is the Salt Circle Arcade. And [.]. Get the full story here. Posted on 15 June 2012 by Cecile Blake.

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Happiness in a Handbasket local products woodstock

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Happiness in a Handbasket. Posted on 10 February 2014 by Stefan Blank. ILW met up with Ute Kuhlmann, Woodstock resident, local activist, and writer/producer to talk about her just published book ‘Happiness in a Handbasket’, which features local products with many of them made/sold in Woodstock. The book is linked to a website www.proZA.co.za. Where all the info is searchable. ILW: Tell us a little about yourself. Ute Kuhlman on the right with first sale. Not made in China. Launch at the Woodstock Exchange.

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History | I Love Woodstock

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The birth of Woodstock. In 1970, named after the famous artist ( 1883 1967). Who lived there in an outbuilding called The Retreat, which she bequeathed as an art centre. Century to make way for a factory. Woodstock and the Springbok. Few people know that German-born artist and lithographer Heinrich Egersdarfer lived for many years in Woodstock, and it was here in the early part of the twentieth century that he designed what was to become the iconic Springbok emblem. Gabriel and Louise Athiros,. Where to ...

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People - I Love Woodstock

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RSS feed for this section. White Collar Fight Night at the Armoury. Posted on 16 August 2011 by Ruan Benade. Get the full story here. Posted on 22 July 2011 by Stefan Blank. Get the full story here. Meet your new councillor – Brett Herron. Posted on 04 July 2011 by Sybrandus Adema. Get the full story here. In the studio with Paul Senyol. Posted on 29 June 2011 by Cecile Blake. Get the full story here. Mural Therapy in Lower Woodstock. Posted on 27 June 2011 by Ruan Benade. Between 10 and 5 and Write on A...

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Diary | I Love Woodstock

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Subscribe to our newsletter. Photos from our Flickr stream. Cry the beloved lane. Local History - The Roodebloem Farm. Major developments in Woodstock. How do you want to spend your tax money in Woodstock? Where to recycle your waste in Woodstock. Jennifer: Hi Jim I wonder if you might be able to point m. Felicity Douglas: My father told me that he used to dive off the old. Felicity Douglas: I grew up in Observatory, my parents in Maitland. . Anona James: I lived in Woodstock for most of my life, does any.

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History - I Love Woodstock

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RSS feed for this section. Excerpt from Cape Odyssey 103: Woodstock. Posted on 16 July 2014 by Stefan Blank. The following article is an excerpt from The Cape Odyssey 103: featuring Woodstock, Cape Town’s Earliest Suburb. Permissions has gratefully been given by Gabriel Athiros from Historical Media. The Treaty Tree Place of Cape Surrender In the heart of the industrial area, at the corner of Treaty and Spring Streets off Albert [.]. Get the full story here. Posted on 27 May 2014 by Stefan Blank. This is...

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Salt Circle Arcade Woodstock Cape Town

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9 Reasons To Visit The Salt Circle Arcade. Posted on 13 August 2014 by Ilhaam Hoosain. Reposted from the La Vida Local. Website where you can also check out John Bartman’s online portfolio blog. Woodstock has seen some welcome changes thanks to the pioneering moves of the creative businessfolk behind such ventures as the Woodstock Exchange and the Old Biscuit Mill. New to the block is the Salt Circle Arcade. And my, has she blossomed! Fantasy rockers Myddle Earth perform Celtic music at Salt Circle Arcade.

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Useful Info | I Love Woodstock

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Woodstock Improvement District provides top-up cleaning and security services to one of Cape Town’s oldest residential and business nodes. Http:/ www.wid.co.za/. Tel: 021 448 5058. Fax: 086 553 2122. PO Box 444, Woodstock, 7925. Community Service Station: 021 442 3122. Switchboard: 021 442 3100. Detective Branch Commander: 021 486 2840. Station Commander: 021 442 3101. Corner of Victoria Road and Church Street, Woodstock, 7925. Cape Town City Council. Cleaning of Service alley/lane; Report illegal dumping.

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Woodstock Biz - I Love Woodstock

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RSS feed for this section. Happiness in a Handbasket. Posted on 10 February 2014 by Stefan Blank. ILW met up with Ute Kuhlmann, Woodstock resident, local activist, and writer/producer to talk about her just published book ‘Happiness in a Handbasket’, which features local products with many of them made/sold in Woodstock. The book includes over a 1000 local South African products from food and drink, clothes, shoes, bags and jewellery, baby and [.]. Get the full story here. Get the full story here. There ...