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Michael Matthews: A Celebrated Artist
Michael Matthews is a renowned artist whose work has captivated audiences around the world. Known for his unique style and profound themes, Matthews' art has found its place in several prestigious publications. His pieces often explore the complexities of human emotions and the beauty of the natural world, making them a favourite among art enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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Publications Featuring Michael Matthews' Art
Michael Matthews' art has been featured in several esteemed publications, showcasing his contributions to the art world. Some of the notable publications include:
The Natal Witness: Marianne Meijer authored an article titled "Capital's Delapre Society looks towards SA's future" on August 7, 1992, highlighting Matthews' impact on the local art scene. Clint Zasman also wrote an untitled piece on July 4, 1995, featuring Matthews' work.
The Express: An unrecorded author wrote "Dasart Colonial Mutations Express takes a peek" on June 26, 1996, providing insights into Matthews' innovative pieces.
Unrecorded Newspapers: Charles Smith's article "Die kuns laat jou hare rys" and Mr James Lukhele's "Response to the Dasart Art Exhibit" on July 10, 1996, both feature Matthews' work.
The Daily News: Suzy Bell's "Raw Art" on July 28, 1995, and Marianne Meijer's "Gallery Notes" on April 17, 1996, both highlight Matthews' contributions to the art world.
The Sunday Tribune: Ingrid Shevlin's "We are the new imperialism" on April 14, 1996, explores Matthews' role in contemporary art.
Trouw: Ineke Schwartz's article "Tinten van landschap en ANC" on August 8, 1991, features Matthews' work in the context of South African art.
Natal Arts Trust Newsletter: The December 1992 issue includes an article titled "Dasart," showcasing Matthews' early work.
Michael Matthews' art continues to inspire and engage audiences, making him a significant figure in the contemporary art world. His work not only reflects his artistic talent but also his deep connection to his cultural heritage and personal experiences.
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Marianne Meijer
Title: Capital's Delapre Society looks towards SA's future
Date: Friday, August 7, 1992
Newspaper:The Natal Witness
Author:Clint Zasman
Title:Untitled
Date: Tuesday, July 4, 1995
Newspaper:The Express
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Dasart Colonial Mutations Express takes a peek
Date: June 26, 1996
Newspaper: Unrecorded
Author: Charles Smith
Title: Die kuns laat jou hare rys
Date: Unrecorded
Newspaper: Unrecorded
Author: Mr James Lukhele
Title: Response to the Dasart Art Exhibit
Date: July 10, 1996
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Not recorded
Title: Dasart is resurrectd
Date: November 16, 1992
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Margert von Klemperer
Title: Victorian art now and then
Date: Friday, July 14, 1995
Newspaper: The Daily News
Author: Suzy Bell
Title:Raw Art
Date: Friday, July 28, 1995
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Prof Terence King
Title: An exhibition of substance
Date: Not recorded
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Margart von Klemperer
Title: Exploring a community
Date: Unrecorded
Newspaper: Berea Mail
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Art Exhibit at Technikon
Date: May 10, 1991
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Not recorded
Title:Music event with a difference
Date: Friday, September, 13, 1996
Newspaper: Not recorded
Author: Unknown
Title: Art
Date: Not recorded
Newspaper: Witness Echo
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Dasart to hold exhibit at gallery
Date: Thursday, July 6, 1995
Newspaper: Mail & Guardian
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Fine Art
Date: July 14 to 20, 1995
Newspaper: personality
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Phone truth
Date: July 15, 1991
Newspaper: The Natal Mercury
Author: Marianne Meijer
Title: Gallery Notes
Date: Wednesday, April 17, 1996
Newspaper: The Sunday Tribune
Author: Unrecorded
Title:Das art?
Date: April 14, 1996
Newspaper: The Sunday Tribune
Author: Ingrid Shevlin
Title: We are the new imperialism
Date: April 14, 1996
Newspaper: Trouw
Author: Ineke Schwartz
Title: Tinten van landschap en ANC
Date: Donderdag, Augustus 8, 1991
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Jenny Pienaar
Title: A profusion of paintings
Date: Friday, March 22, 1991
Newspaper:Natal Arts Trust Newsletter
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Dasart
Date: December, issue 12, 1992
Newspaper: Unrecorded
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Dasart exhibition
Date: Unrecorded
Newspaper: The Daily News
Author: Marianne Meijer
Title: Dasartists' knock standard of Natal Atelier judging
Date:Unrecorded
Newspaper: Town Talk
Author: Reporter
Title: Das art man
Date: June, vol 4, issue 30, 1995
Newspaper: Natal Arts Trust Newsletter
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Dasart
Date: April, issue 13, 1993
Newspaper: The Daily News
Author: Marianne Meijer
Title: Art Beat
Date: Friday, May 13, 1991
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Unrecorded
Title:Untitled
Date: Monday, August 10, 1992
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Donna Hornby
Title: City artists find their own spaces
Date: Monday, August 10, 1992
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Witness Reporter
Title: Art work rises up to meet violence
Date: October 10, 1995
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Out & About
Date:Friday, October 13, 1995
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Out & About
Date: Friday, October 13, 1995
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Untitled
Date: Wednesday, July 19, 1995
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Prof Terence King
Title: Rich associations inform and test
Date: Monday, July 24, 1995
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Dasart Letter
Title: Dasart exhibition: a group of individuals
Date: Tuesday, September 29, 1992
Newspaper:Financial Mail
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Not always easy
Date: February 2, 1990
Newspaper: Durban Arts
Author: Unrecorded
Title: Michael Matthews
Date: Unrecorded
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Margaret von Klemperer
Title: Tatham on the world map
Date: February 13, 2002
Newspaper: The Natal Witness
Author: Fiona Crooks
Title: Sharing their experiences as outsiders
Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2001
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