Charles Artworks and Charles Small: Paarl art

Charles Artworks appears in the former regional directory’s surviving external references. Artist profiles connect the name with Paarl artist Charles Small and provide a record of his work and exhibitions.

The artist in the local record

The Craft and Design Institute reported on Charles Small and his participation in its Product of Place training. The report connects Charles Artworks with his practice and describes an exhibition project inspired by Paarl. This provides a stronger basis for retaining a local arts page than assuming that the old directory entry remains an operating walk-in gallery.

Work and exhibitions

Small’s artist profile on SouthAfricanArtists.com presents landscapes and still-life work, including oil and acrylic painting. The profile records a solo exhibition at Paarl Museum in June 2016 and an exhibition at Paarl Library in October 2018. These dates describe past activity. They do not announce a current exhibition or establish that work is presently displayed at those venues.

Making an enquiry

Use the artist’s published marketplace profile or a separately verified current contact channel for enquiries about available work. Confirm the identity of the seller, the particular painting, dimensions, medium and whether the work is framed. Ask for the complete price, delivery arrangements and any return conditions. Marketplace availability and currency conversions can change, so no artwork price is reproduced here.

Visiting and viewing

The historic directory trace does not establish a verified present-day studio address, opening schedule or public viewing service. Arrange any viewing directly before travelling. The telephone shown in older directory material has not been confirmed through current direct contact and is therefore not presented as a current booking number. Photographs and reproductions remain subject to the artist’s permission; this guide does not reproduce the portfolio images. The page preserves its historical URL with a sourced account of the local arts connection.