Rust en Vrede Art Gallery and Clay Museum
The Rust en Vrede is an Art Gallery that hosts works of art by established and emerging artists, as well as a clay museum. Originally built as a prison and police headquarters, the building is run as an Arts and Culture centre by the Durbanville Cultural Society. 
An Exhibition The Rust en Vrede art gallery has three exhibition spaces with the main gallery consisting of two rooms - Salon A and Salon B. Salon C is in the entrance room, which is a more informal space used for small exhibitions. 
The Clay museum contains a collection of South African ceramics representing the various techniques of making, decorating and firing. The exhibition changes frequently and includes the Oude Meester Collection, Linn ware and ethnic pottery. More images from the clay museum 


Painting, Etching, Mosaics and Beading classes are given by independent tutors at the Art Studio. 
The Gallery Café serves light meals under the a hundred year old tree in the courtyard during summer or in front of a log fire in winter.
Useful InformationHours: 09:00 - 17:00 Monday - Friday 09:00 - 13:00 Saturday
Website: www.rust-en-vrede.com
Telephone: 021 976 4691
Location: 10 Wellington Road, Durbanville
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