Reaching the forum, the studio, or the person who runs it

Questions about a critique thread, a Saturday plein air meetup, or a sub-board that will not let you post — write to us and a real member of the team will read it. Most messages get an answer within two working days, and anything about studio visits or offcut swaps usually takes a little longer because we check the calendar first.

Tell us what you are working on

This form goes to the people who read the critique boards every day, not to an inbox that nobody opens. If you are stuck on a drawing, unsure whether a print edition is worth finishing, or want a second pair of eyes before you hang anything, say so plainly. Vague praise helps nobody.

We answer most notes within two working days. If your question belongs in a thread, we will point you to the right board instead of replying at length here.

Reach us directly

50090 Lynette Summit
Lake Dimakatso, MP 2527

+27(46)5769203

info@bebraveartspace.com

Reaching the people who run the forum

Messages about thread moderation, critique rules, meetup listings and material questions all land in the same inbox. If you are writing about a specific post, link it so we can read the context before replying.

Postal address

50090 Lynette Summit
Lake Dimakatso, MP 2527

Letters and material samples are collected twice a week. Please do not send original artwork without arranging it first.

Direct channels

Email suits anything with attachments: reference photos, thread links, print run notes. Phone works better for quick questions about a Saturday meetup or a session that has moved.

When we are around

Monday to Thursday
09:00 - 17:00
Friday
09:00 - 14:00
Saturday
Plein air meetups only
Sunday
Closed

Replies usually go out within two working days. Thread reports and moderation requests are read first, so a critique question may sit a little longer.

What to include

  • A link to the thread or board you mean, if there is one.
  • Your forum handle, so we can find your posts.
  • For material questions: paper or panel type, medium, and how humid the room was.
  • For meetups: which city, and whether you can bring your own board and stool.
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