The Durban Art Gallery is a pioneering national gallery and the first to recognize African crafts as art in the 1970s, and continues to advertise South African artistic ethnos, displaying many traditional basketry, beadwork, carving, pottery, ceramics, various sculptures and wire-work showing the excitement of local contemporary artists. and their creativity, and the exhibition is located in a hall on the second floor of the Durban City Council Building, which is suitable for visiting children to learn, as it provides an educational and entertaining experience at the same time.