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MEETINGS

Join us!

Our monthly meetings are a great way to keep inspired to create. Having talks and demonstrations  on a variety of art related subjects encourages and stimulates creativity. Being exposed to different techniques, media and styles is extremely helpful in building on your existing skills.

Meetings also afford members an opportunity to be around like-minded people.​ Books and magazines from the CAS library can be borrowed or returned at the meetings.

If you are wondering about whether to join, please come to a meeting. Find us on the last Tuesday of each month at 19:00 at Alphen Centre, Constantia. We look forward to meeting you!

Guest speaker: March 2026

Willie Jacobs, Portrait Artist


Willie Jacobs is a South African portrait artist based in Velddrif, on the West Coast. Working primarily in oils, his practice is dedicated to portraiture that explores the depth of human expression, individuality, and character. Through careful observation and refined technique, Jacobs creates portraits that aim to capture not only physical likeness but also the emotional presence and personal story of each subject. Inspired by the diverse people and cultures of South Africa, his work reflects a deep appreciation for the human face as a powerful visual narrative. His portraits are known for their sensitivity, strong sense of realism, and the timeless qualities achieved through classical oil painting methods.

Alongside his studio practice, Jacobs conducts portrait painting workshops across South Africa, sharing his knowledge of oil painting techniques, composition, and the art of observing the human form. His workshops are designed for artists at various levels, focusing on developing strong foundational skills in portraiture while encouraging each participant to cultivate their own artistic voice. Working from the quiet and expansive landscapes of the West Coast, Willie Jacobs continues to build a body of work that celebrates humanity, connection, and the enduring tradition of portrait painting.

January January 

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