Scholnick exhibition on in July

14 June 2004

Olivia Scholnick will be holding her 19th solo exhibition of recent paintings at the Irma Stern Museum until July 3. Works include landscapes and still lifes, which demonstrate her use of rich colour and bold draughtsmanship. The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday between 10h00 and 17h00. For more information please phone 685 5686 or 686 9340.

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