Philip Steele

South African art curator, Mark Coetzee has died. | @Channel24 news24.com/channel/arts/s…

From the VTV Archive (2017): Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA), Cape Town / Interview with Mark Coetzee youtu.be/jbHG9Omdx4M #VTVFilmArchive #fromthearchives

Damn Mark Coetzee passed on. He gave me one of my first shots at working with international institutions/brands when he was at Puma Films4Peace/PumaCreative. He was also the director & chief curator Zeitz Mocca. R.I.P Mark.

Please join me tonight from 5 - 8 pm, for the opening of the Summer Salon at Nel Gallery as part of First Thursdays. I am exhibiting two works from the eighties. The exhibition runs until 14 January 2022. 117 Long Street, Cape Town. Tues - Fri 10 - 5, Sat 10 - 2, closed Sun & Mon

I am participating in the Summer Salon, alongside many talented artists, at Nel Gallery. The exhibition opens tonight from 5 - 8 pm for First Thursdays. The Summer Salon runs until 14 Jan. Nel, 117 Long Street, Cape Town Tues - Fri 10 am - 5 pm Sat - 10 am - 2 pm Closed Sun & Mon

@philipsteeleart I was honoured to interview Philip Steele for the catalogue for this show. The catalogue includes essays by Owen Martin and Tanya Poole, and an introduction by Luan Nel,

Last chance to see my show at Nel gallery (117 Long Street) Today: 10 am - 5 pm Tomorrow: 10 am - 2 pm Come say hi. I will be in the gallery both days.

Last two days to catch Philip Steele's solo - Each man kills the thing he loves, on at my gallery, Nel, 117 Long Street, Cape Town. The exhibition comes down on Saturday at 2 pm.

Philip Steele, “Scott O’Hara”, 2021, Indian Ink, watercolour, and pencil on Arches watercolour hot pressed 300 g/m2 100% cotton paper, 60 x 45 cm. Scott O’Hara on the cover of the catalogue. Amazing catalogue written by Mark Coetzee, Owen Martin, and Tanya Poole

Last week of my solo show. “Each man kills the thing he loves…” comes down on 20 November. Philip Steele, “Pierre Buisson”, 2021, Indian Ink, watercolour, and pencil on Arches watercolour hot pressed 300 g/m2 100% cotton paper, 60 x 45 cm (23.62 x 17.72 in.)

Nel is open today from 10 am - 1 pm along with all galleries in Cape Town. Make it an art weekend, come visit us and see “Each man kills the thing he loves…” my new show. #CTAW #CapeTwonArtWeekend

Nel is taking part in the Cape Town Art Weekend. Friday 10 am - 5 pm Saturday 10 am - 1 pm Sunday 10 am - 1 pm On show is a major solo exhibition of over 100 new paintings by Philip Steele titled “Each man kills the thing he loves…” We look forward to seeing you this weekend.

Looking forward to seeing you tonight for First Thursdays at Nel. I will be at the gallery all night, come and say hi.

Join us this Thursdays on the 4 November for First Thursdays at Nel. 10:00 - 20:00 For more information see link below: first-thursdays.co.za/participants/n…

On until 20 November at Nel, 117 Long Street, Cape Town, is Philip Steele's exhibition - Each man kills the thing he loves. Philip Steele is a young artist who is currently making waves with his current archive of gay erotic actors who have passed away too early in their lives.

I hope to see you there. Artist Walkabout 6 November 2021 11:00 am - 12:00 am Nel gallery, 117 Long Street RSVP: admin@nelart.co.za

@Rich_ardt No stress! Contact me when you in Cape Town. Let’s talk Art.

@philipsteeleart Hi Philip, unfortunately I won't be in t anytime soon - would've loved it, though!

A great turnout on Thursday night. Thank you to everyone that attended the opening of my show. So many familiar faces and amazing feedback. I am so honoured to have my solo at Nel “Each man kills the thing he loves…” runs from 21 October - 20 November

“Each man kills the thing he loves… “ 21 October - 20 November 2021 Tuesdays - Fridays 10:00 - 17:00 Saturdays 10:00 - 14:00 Philip Steele, "Billy London", 2021, Indian Ink, watercolour, and pencil on Arches watercolour hot pressed 300 g/m2 100% cotton paper, 60 x 45 cm

His portrait is currently on show at @Nel gallery. The exhibition “Each man kills the thing he loves…” displays portraits memorialising and beatifying gay erotic actors that have died tragic deaths.

Yesterday marked the death of Billy London, He was a gay erotic actor and sex worker. 31 years ago on the 28th of October in 1990, London’s head and feet were found in a dumpster in an alley behind Santa Monica Boulevard. His murder remains unsolved to this very day.