Thanks to all artists at the Sticky Ideas Exhibition and Hand cantroll graff artists!

Exhibition blurb:
A showcase of Sticky Ideas by a group of exciting talented artists practising in various fields of art

Bradley Knight;
Is a radio presenter at Good Hope FM (weekend Breakfast 6am-9am), Digital Media Developer at UWC’s E-Learning Department and an entrepreneur and owner of Knightro Productions cc.. Knightro Productions cc is a young company that is in the process of establishing itself as an emerging player in the market, to create engaging content for cinema, television, the web and cellphone users, with a particular focus on harnessing new media technologies.

The company offers services in camerawork, lighting, and digital video editing, and includes the entire process from pre-production to post-production, including packaging. Contact: Bradley Knight; cell: 082 682 3985, email bradlknight@gmail.com

Carla du Plessis
My art is formed by the conceptual and theatrical insights of Fine Arts. I feel that the divide between commercial, ‘accessible’ art and fine art is too rigid. Through my work I attempt to bridge this divide by making conceptual understanding accessible to a wider market and impart some of the knowledge I have to society.

Ebb and Flow is a collection of unique and individual pieces of canvasses that reflect a certain number of days in my life
Contact: Carla, cell: 0837007516

Clifford Perusset
I do a wide range of artwork that includes painting, sculpture, earthworks and mbira music. I also work with the transformation of materials, time and energy in ephemeral processes which engage with my everyday activities and how they relate to the world outside on micro- and macroscopic levels. I am record these electronically with a view to producing multi-media pieces.
Contacts: Clifford Perusset, Cell: 072 329 5572; email. clifftop@telkomsa.net

Elaine Woodbridge
Working to repurposed glass bottle vases, Elaine’s work revolves around the fact that 75%t of what is thrown away in the average household can be recycled and 9% of this is glass. Recycling and repurposing glass saves energy, lowers emissions, reduces landfill and quarrying. Elaine collects all types of glass bottle from olive oil, vinegar, wine and spirits to water, and repurposes them to make simple, stylish vases. The bottles are softly reshaped using a heat process, sawn off and hand ground to reshape the necks. All have a silky, matt finish and look great in groups with individual blooms or grasses.
Contact: Elaine Woodbridge, 021 788 8249, 072 698 8214, info@woomen.co.za.

Elske Henderson
Elske Henderson has started developing as an artist in oils, after following her soul from corporate to art. A passion for fish, bones and family has led to explorations specific to these themes. Elske has used her background in marketing and business consulting, and combined it with her love of art to start The Artist’s Touch. The art consultancy markets affordable art pieces (paintings, sculptures and exceptional pieces) which bring life to a specific space, be it interior or exterior; thereby providing emerging artists with a vehicle to market their art directly to the decision makers in the interior design, architecture, hospitality and tourism industries.
Contact: Elske Henderson, cell: 082 337 1033, email: elske@adept.co.za

Encore
Encore is a one-stop-information resource on the performing arts in the Western Cape. The diary gives advance notice of performances and gives the reader information such as name of performance, genre, venue, dates, times, prices, and a brief description of the show. We also cover a wide range of performing arts ranging from mainstream, fringe, and amateur to school productions.

The aim of Encore is to reach out to existing and new audiences. The monthly e-mailed directly to 800 people.
Contact: Paul Muspratt-Williams; cell: 072 947 6147; email: encore@theweb.co.za

Ferdinand Henning
Ceramic artist
Contact: Ferdinand Henning, cell: 084 800 7813, email: ferdinandh@telkomsa.net

Hearts & Eyes Theatre Collective
Hearts & Eyes Theatre Collective is a theatre company founded in 1992, by Peter Hayes. Peter is joined by Jaqueline Dommisse who has been an associate artist of Hearts & Eyes since 1997, both performing and directing. Pushing the boundaries of theatre through style or content, Hearts & Eyes Theatre Collective is committed to confronting topical social issues and challenging cultural stereotypes. We aim to achieve this by creating theatre which is simultaneously thought-provoking, accessible, educative as well as entertaining.
Contact: Jaqueline Dommisse, cell: O72 418 4524, email: light@intekom.co.za

Jane McIlleron
Jeweller - Artist
Contact: Jane McIlleron, cell: 083 331 8935; email: jmcilleron@discoverymail.co.za

Lonwabo Jobodwana
Jewellery and other accessories-"kuhle apha"
Contact: Lonwabo Jobodwana, cell: 072 1982 387, email: u.lonwabo@yahoo.com, website: www.kuhleapha.blogspot.com

Monika Roese
Monika’s style of painting is predominantly abstract, creating depth by using texture and warmth with the use of colour, with the aim of creating atmosphere in any space. Her style is differentiated by the strategic use of geometric form representing modern society and the abstract texture representing earth and nature and their contradiction in existence
Contact: Monika Roese, cell: 083 620 3094, tel: 021 447 2710, email: monikaroese@gmail.com

Rebecca Townsend
Art does not reproduce what we see; rather, it makes us see” – Paul Klee Based on this statement, the artist, Rebecca Townsend, has taken familiar objects and cast them in glass. Her intention is to address the lack of attention with which we consume and discard things. And in this way we are encouraged to reconsider the manner in which we treat the world.
‘Precious’, an exhibition of cast and fused glass objects and installations, is showing at the Irma Stern Museum in Cecil Road, Rosebank, Cape Town. The exhibition runs from the 4th to the 22nd of March 2008.
Contact: Rebecca; tel: 021 447 2818, cell: 072 309 2072, email: rebeccatownsend@telkomsa.net

Ruth Levin
Ruth Levin works as a director, choreographer, performance artist and coach. She has an MA in Theatre & Performance (UCT) and a Dip. in Acting (Drama Centre London). In 2000 Ruth was invited to be a participant on the Directors Course at The Royal National Theatre in London. Her directing and teaching work is extensive in London and South Africa. Ruth is currently preparing to exhibit a performance art piece for the Spier Contemporary exhibition and has been selected for the new collaborations for the Spier Summer Festival in Feb/March 2008. Ruth is the artistic director of Robust Physical Theatre Company.
Contact: Ruth Levin, cell: 084 268 7388; email: ruth@robustphysicaltheatre.co.za, website: www.robustphysicaltheatre.co.za

Tamsin Relly
Practicing as a visual artist since 1999, my work evolves through constant experimentation, travel and regular participation in short courses, workshops and exhibitions. I work in various traditional and new media, including painting, drawing and photography. Interested in adventure and engaging people through creative play, recent projects have included a series of social interventions which explore creating art work interactively with public in different contexts in South Africa. ‘Guerrilla studio‘ 2006 took place in Vida E Caffe in Greenpoint (www.multimediations.org/tamsin) and ‘Interface’ 2007 was held at Guga S’thebe in Langa as part of X-Cape (www.multimediations.org/interface).
Contact: Tamsin Relly; cell: 082 923 3950, email: tamsinrelly@gmail.com; website: www.tamsinrelly.com

Tanya Nockler-Golding
Ceramic artist
Contact: Tanya Nockler-Golding,cell: 082 375 3830, email: tanya@ois.co.za, website: www.teapots.co.za

WildFire Design Studio
Wildfire offers the full spectrum of graphic design, from Corporate IDs, brochures, catalogues, packaging to signage and websites. Wildfire is a metaphor for regeneration and growth. Wildfire is about new concepts and new energy. Wildfire will ignite your business sales, turnover and growth We offer graphic design and visual communication solutions that add fire to your image, brand and your business.
Contact: Jessica Finkelstein, cell: 082 831 2923, email: jessica@glolink.co.za

Woo-men Plush Toys
Woo-men plush toys are original comic character designs. Each is handmade and no two are exactly the same. Our 15 characters each have a unique and humorous personality. We use top quality fleece, felt, fur buttons and resilient upholstery stuffing. Woo-men are quirky, immediately appealing and irresistible to touch. Adults love and collect them as much as kids.
Contact: Elaine Woodbridge, 021 788 8249, 072 698 8214, info@woomen.co.za.

Jane McIlleron
I try to make jewellery that is beautiful, wearable, fun; but most importantly, that retains some of the sense of significance, of meaning, that was its original function - jewellery that is meaningful to its wearer in a private sense, and in his or her relation to those around them. A lot of my work is inspired by the natural world - fish, leaves, wings, insects, birds. My other enduring interest is art, in its widest and most inclusive sense; strange, beautiful, disturbing, and full of meaning, whether obvious or not