Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening event image
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
King Cheetah Sculpture
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Fighting Giraffes Carol Bryant
Warthog Carol Bryant
Owl Mouse Carol Bryant
Rhino Carol Bryant
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening
Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening

Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening


Wildlife in Bronze and Resin; a Sculpture Exhibition

by Carol Bryant

Visit Benguela Cove Art Gallery & Sculpture Park

A living gallery among the vines, the lagoon, and the wild.


Carol Bryant's sculptures - drawn from years of field study across Africa and England - will be placed across the estate at dusk, inviting guests to encounter them as they were always meant to be seen; in landscape, in light, in the open air. 
 
This is not a gallery opening. It is an experience designed for all the senses; wine, place, and art in conversation with one another. 

 

Meet the Artist

Join us for the opening weekend, and enjoy a private viewing, on Saturday, 3 October 2026.
By invitation, 15:00-17:00, with Carol Bryant in person. 

Where the Wild Things Come to Rest Exhibition Opening Event Details 

  • Opening & Private Viewing with the artist: Saturday, 3 October from 15:00 - 17:00 (invitation only)
  • Exhibition: 3 October 2026 to 31 March 2027 (admission free to all visitors)
  • Dress: Smart casual
  • Location: Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate, R43, Walker Bay (15 min from Hermanus, 90 min from Cape Town. Get directions here.)

 

All works are available for purchase throughout the six-month exhibition.