Exhibitions at Groot Constantia
Joshua Rossouw's investment in the world of art started in 1991 as a trader at open-air markets and art festivals. He initially sold his paintings, but soon started selling works for other artists.
In 1995, he acquired a cottage in the centre of Hermanus, where he established The Fisherman's Gallery today known as Rossouw Modern. This became a prime showcase for both local and national emerging art talent. A year later he opened the Tug Gallery in Swakupmund - his favourite holiday destination. The Tug Gallery was closed after the opening of The Rossouw Gallery in Cape Town in 2002. In 1999 he opened Gallery Number 10 in Hermanus where he focused on more established artists.
The Rossouw Gallery in Cape Town was the newest addition to the vibrant group of art galleries and after having to close due to redevelopment for the 2010 World Cup, Rossouw Galleries was appointed to become the leading representative of up and coming artists by joining forces with Groot Constantia Estate.
Rossouw Modern now exhibits in the Tasting and Sales Room on the Groot Constantia Wine Estate. The Estate was established in 1685. During the year Exhibitions @ Groot Constantia takes place regularly in The Cellar with grand and exciting openings. These events are not to be missed - for more details of the upcoming events, go to our NEWS page at www.art10.co.za.
Rossouw Modern provides a personal service for clients based on Joshua's close relationship with his artists and clients.
Come explore and discover some of the most meaningful and beautiful art produced in South Africa.
Take your time and wander from painting to painting, treating your senses to combinations of colour, shapes and forms that will expose you to the true spirit of Africa.