ArtReach and Yebo! Art Gallery were pleased to host two artists from Finland for a week in January. Jukka Jarvinen (representing Oulu Artist’s Association) and Anna Ruth (representing Jyvaskyla Artists […]
01/02/13 – Finnish Artists On Official Visit to Swaziland Read More »
Exhibition available for viewing and purchasing online! Please see images below. Featuring new work from the following artists in Swaziland: Thabo Lukhele // Mbongeni Fakudze // Aleta Armstrong // Margot
On Friday the 18th of January, Yebo! Art Gallery participated in a special event to remember the US civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Junior. There were 6 Yebo
18/01/13 – Yebo! Exhibits at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Event Read More »
ArtReach has now launched our online fundraising campaign at Indiegogo! ArtReach is on the move! We have already accomplished a great deal in the 9 months that we have been
28/12/12 – ArtReach Online Fundraising – Get Involved! Read More »
Vumelani Sibeko, a South African/Swazi artist represented by Yebo Gallery, is currently in New York attending a one month arts residency hosted by Apexart. Vumelani is visiting apexart from Johannesburg, South
27/11/12 – Vumelani Sibeko – Yebo Artist in New York! Read More »
11 – 25 November 2012 This exciting exhibition showcases artwork from students at the Swaziland High School for the Deaf, where ArtReach is currently undergoing a pilot project in visual
The new exhibition opening at Yebo Gallery is a fundraising exhibition for the ArtReach pilot project at the Swaziland High School for the Deaf. The opening on Saturday 10th November
We have a new website! A big thank you to our volunteer/intern/web-designer/help/neighbor/friend Kätlin Sandvik for working on the site for the last couple of months. We are excited to finally
Yebo now has an exciting new logo to help us leap into the creative future! Designed by Aleta Armstrong, the logo is the Next Generation Successor of our old rabbit,
Swaziland is a country that is perpetually at the crossroads of the past (culture) and the future (development). Despite the beauty of its lands and people, it is also a