
About Maureen Quin
Maureen Quin is a deeply passionate and emotionally engaged sculptor. South Africa is richer for the insightful and thematically relevant quality of her bronze sculptures.
Her sculptures are alive with volumes and eloquent voids; her sculptures are visually challenging and harmonious – the bronze sculptures beg pondering, which is precisely what Maureen Quin wishes the public to do.

Gallery

Abstract Expressive

Post Paris

The Hunt

Interaction

Ballet Dancers

Realistic

Portraits

Cats

Commissions

The Quin Book
Maureen Quin: Sixty Years of Excellence
In 2014 Maureen Quin celebrates 60 years as a professional sculptress. This book reveals and discusses her development, her tenacity and passion.
“The happiness we all yearn for does not depend on circumstance – it depends on your inner self. Therefor our struggle for freedom is not from oppression of man but from the oppression of our own petty jealousies and materialism.” ~ Maureen Quin.
News
Commentry by BA Moolman of Art on Target, Port Elizabeth
“Flip, visited the Maureen Quin Gallery today 17/12/2019 in Alexandria, what a masterful sculptor- her narrative of late, specifically in the Hunt Series is chillingly beautiful. The elongation of these therianthropic, skeletal, anthropomorphic creatures are an...
Maureen Quin: The Hunt
MAUREEN QUIN: "THE HUNT" 14 Sculptures Exhibited at The Dagmar Glemme Gallery, Helsinborg, Sweden Grand opening Saturday September 15 by Viveka Bosson, Swedish Art Director (Translated from Swedish) Maureen Quin is an award-winning artist in both Europe and South...
Medal of Honour
On the 29th of June Maureen Quin was awarded the 2016 Medal of Honour for Visual Art from the South African Academy of Science and Culture at a prestigious event at the Atterbury Theater in Pretoria.Maureen Quin receiving the 2016 Medal of Honour for Visual Art...
Quin Sculpture garden
Alexandria Eastern Cape
The garden boasts a collection of more than 100 sculptures, paintings and sketches on view.
Enjoy as many cups of tea/coffee/lemon syrup as you like under the jacaranda tree.