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route 67

The Edward Hotel

29 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - The Edward Hotel

On the perimter of the Donkin Reserve and ideally placed to experience Route 67 is the Edward Hotel - Originally called the King Edward Mansions, this hotel was built in 1903 by Rochelle & Smith and owned by Palace Buildings, Ltd. and the architects being Jones and McWilliams. There were 120 bedrooms & sitting rooms and ground- floor suites for doctors and dentists, also a restaurant. Furnished or not. The style was described as "Old English" at the time but it is probably more correct to … [Read more...] about The Edward Hotel

Route 67 – Windward

26 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Windward

Windward: By Anthony Coke. The shapes of these sculptural benches hint a Port Elizabeth's nautical history while the title refers to the city's popular name, the "windy City" GRAFFITI by specific entity. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding Markers: The Wayfinding Makers start at the Campanile the city and the Donkin Reserve to the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Museum 2. Campanile Frieze: By Mkhonto Gwazela. A … [Read more...] about Route 67 – Windward

Route 67 – Nelson Mandela

25 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Nelson Mandela

This figure of is probably one of the most photographed on the Voting Line: By Anthony Harris/ Konrad Geel. The life-size laser-cut steel figures form a symbolic voting line that evokes a memory of voters as they were seen in the country's first democratic elections in 1994. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding Markers: The Wayfinding Makers start at the Campanile the city and the Donkin Reserve to the Nelson … [Read more...] about Route 67 – Nelson Mandela

Route 67 – Piazza Mosaic

25 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Piazza Mosaic

Piazza Mosaic: By the NMMU ceramic collective. This 470 square meter mosaic, situated between the Pyramid and the Great Flag celebrates the multi-cultural, the heritage, the diverse histories and abundant fauna and flora that characterises the city and the province. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding Markers: The Wayfinding Makers start at the Campanile the city and the Donkin Reserve to the Nelson Mandela … [Read more...] about Route 67 – Piazza Mosaic

Route 67 – Unititled

24 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Untitled by Anton Momberg

Untitled: By Anton Momberg. The piece has been left untitled with the features and clothing on the female figure deliberately neutral, as the work is meant as a conversation piece rather than a conceptually specific entity. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding Markers: The Wayfinding Makers start at the Campanile the city and the Donkin Reserve to the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Museum 2. Campanile Frieze: By … [Read more...] about Route 67 – Unititled

Route 67 – The Donkin Reserve

24 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Donkin Reserve

The Donkin Reserve: This is a portion of land given in perpetuity to the residents of city for their use by Sir Rufane Donkin, who was the acting governor of the Cape. He supervised the landing of the British settlers when they arrived in 1820. He also named the city Port Elizabeth after his beloved wife, Elizabeth, who had died in 1818 at Meerut in India. The pyramid on the Donkin Reserve was built by Donkin as a memorial to Elizabeth, and the brass plaque on the pyramid bears the words "To … [Read more...] about Route 67 – The Donkin Reserve

Route 67 – Whites Road Wall

23 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Whites Road Wall

Whites Road Wall: By Mark Wilby in collaboration with Bongani Njalo, Bamanye Ngxale, Jason Olivier, Gabriel Chaponda, Siya Mboniswa - A collection of taxis climb forever up Whites Road. History is often shaped by momentous events, while cities with their alleys, streets and venues are formed by the layered rhythms of daily necessity. This rhythm of place, shaped by the everyday, becomes the song of the city. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented … [Read more...] about Route 67 – Whites Road Wall

Route 67 – Korsten, Gelvan, Cleary Park

23 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67 - Korsten Gelvan, Cleary Park

CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding Markers: The Wayfinding Makers start at the Campanile the city and the Donkin Reserve to the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Museum 2. Campanile Frieze: By Mkhonto Gwazela. A celebration of the indigenous heritage of the Nelson Mandela Bay and Eastern Cape area is sculpted through visual images set into a cast concrete curved beam. 3. Wall of texts: By Mkonto Gwazela. A written … [Read more...] about Route 67 – Korsten, Gelvan, Cleary Park

The Hill Presbyterian Church

22 April 2016 By Alan Straton

The Hill Presbyterian Church

Just off of the Donkin Reserve in Port Elizabeth is The Hill Presbyterian Church: This is one of the numerous fine stone churches in the Hill area of Port Elizabeth. The architect was Frederick Molesworth Pfeil and the church was consecrated in 1865. The hall dates from 1896 and was designed by George William Smith, who was also responsible for the 1892 porch to the west. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding … [Read more...] about The Hill Presbyterian Church

Route 67 Voting Line

22 April 2016 By Alan Straton

Route 67

Voting Line: By Anthony Harris/ Konrad Geel. The life-size laser-cut steel figures form a symbolic voting line that evokes a memory of voters as they were seen in the country's first democratic elections in 1994. CLICK HERE to order an original copy. The following artworks are represented on Route 67: 1. Way Finding Markers: The Wayfinding Makers start at the Campanile the city and the Donkin Reserve to the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Museum 2. Campanile Frieze: By Mkhonto … [Read more...] about Route 67 Voting Line

Route 67 [Video]

23 March 2016 By Alan Straton

The Mosaic on the Donkin Reserve

The South African City of Port Elizabeth is not that well-known as a tourism hub. But it has been home to many of the countries freedom fighters, such as the late Nelson Mandela, Steve Biko, Govan Mbeki, Robert Sobukwe and many others.Now the Municipality of Nelson Mandela Bay is trying to attract more tourists to Port Elizabeth, by paying tribute to Nelson Mandela's 67 years of service and sacrifice, with 67 works of art on display in an around the city. … [Read more...] about Route 67 [Video]

Tour your City – Route 67

10 September 2015 By Alan Straton

The Route 67 Walking Tour is a guided walking tour in Port Elizabeth of 67 Public Artworks symbolising Nelson Mandela's 67 Years of political life, work and dedication to the struggle for freedom. Tours start at the Campanile moving up to Vuysile Mini Square, along the to the St. Mary's Cathedral to view the beautiful stained glass Windows. From there up via the St Mary's and mosaic stairs to the Voting Line and Flag on the Donkin. Time is given to view all the pieces of Art on the Donkin. … [Read more...] about Tour your City – Route 67

Parlotones Stand Like Giants on Route 67

15 July 2014 By Alan Straton

On Thursday rhis week, one day before Mandela Day, The Parlotones will be taking time out of their busy Winter tour schedule by spending the day in the city to pay homage to the late Nelson Mandela. On 17 July 2014 the award winning band are set to spend their 67 minutes on Route 67 in Nelson Mandela Bay. Route 67 consists of 67 Public Art Works symbolising Nelson Mandela's 67 years of work dedicated to the Freedom of South Africa and includes 67 steps leading to Madiba's statue at the … [Read more...] about Parlotones Stand Like Giants on Route 67

A Day in Port Elizabeth

30 May 2013 By Port Elizabethan

Our friend Jono went out with a few buddies and cameras to shoot a typical day in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. We hope this shows how universal cycling culture is. http://youtu.be/AqZ3tchORHs Uploaded to Youtube by: statebicycle Posted to MyPE by: Alan Straton Submit your favourite Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Despatch videos for consideration for publication on MyPE by filling in the form below: Click here to see more PE Videos. … [Read more...] about A Day in Port Elizabeth

Route 67 ArtComix Blanks Have Been Filled in

15 June 2012 By Alan Straton

Khanya and Themba

Young emerging local artists have filled in the 2011 cartoon blanks and expanded the broader appeal of Port Elizabeth's Route 67 - a R40 million creative arts project including 67 pieces of artwork installations from the Campanile, up Jetty Street across Vuyisile Mini Square, through St Mary's Terrace to the Donkin Reserve. Alongside each featured artwork are newspaper headlines showing what happened in South Africa and the world during each of the years tata Nelson Mandela was in public life … [Read more...] about Route 67 ArtComix Blanks Have Been Filled in

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