"It was an absolute pleasure exhibiting with Art School Africa in a space that ensures that artists can make their work and voice known to the public. It is not often that young artists are celebrated in such environments, and it is fantastic to see that this narrative is starting to change. Thank you for all that you do!"

"What’s always struck me about Art School Africa’s programming is how direct and grassroots it is. The workshops are designed for artists and young practitioners with little or no experience, offering accessible building blocks that are often missing in more institutional settings. The team understands the importance of creating legitimate, hands-on learning opportunities, allowing participants to connect directly with the processes and expand their understanding. Art School Africa starts with straightforward foundations and builds from there, supporting growth for those who have the least access to these kinds of resources"

"I had a great experience exhibiting with Art School Africa for their annual Summer Exhibition. It was my second professional group exhibition as an emerging artist, and came shortly after the first group exhibition I had in July at the William Humphrey Art Gallery in Kimberley, Northern Cape Province. It was a huge deal, coming from a very small rural town where opportunities are very limited within the arts industry. I represented a whole town and a Municipality whose young people looked up to me and for which I take responsibility. I want to express my sincere gratitude to the whole team at the Art School Africa, especially Julia Buchanan-Swart, with whom I first met via email correspondence when I applied to enter my artwork for the exhibition. I had a great time, I have met new company and learned a lot, which I take note of to improve on my artistic journey. It was great exposure shortly to be in the company of more experience artist from another province, I felt a bit intimidated (shuckle), as I felt alone at first, when I found out I was the only artist from the Northern Cape. But it gave me confidence to take responsibility and carry the Northern Cape with pride. To the stakeholder who made the exhibition a great success, I take my hat off. Once again, thank you for the exposure and connection you gave us all. Looking forward to the next exhibition and networking opportunities."