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At Charleston, the British artist’s sharp and surreal vision unsettles the familiar, exposing the strange politics of everyday life. 16 September 2026 What happens when the ordinary becomes absurd? In Olivia Sterling’s work, the familiar […]
Olivia Sterling: A World Out of Joint Read Article
Hank Willis Thomas brings two decades of critical image-making to the Zimmerli Art Museum, where love, power and the politics of representation collide. 16 September 2026 What does it mean to love in a world
Love Rules: The Art of Resistance Read Article
Four decades of Black presence, memory and imagination take centre stage in Paris. 16 September 2026 What happens when Black figures, histories and everyday lives take their rightful place within the grand narratives of art
Kerry James Marshall: The Histories Read Article
Five young African photographers capture the communities living, adapting and resisting in a changing climate. 16 September 2026 From the shores of Lake Victoria to the informal settlements of Soweto, ‘Lines of Survival: Living, Adapting,
Lines of Survival: Imagining Tomorrow Read Article
Wine, water, corporate hospitality and the uncomfortable question of who actually gets to participate in contemporary African culture. Motheo Mamabolo 10 September 2026 The FNB Art Fair is many things, depending on who you ask.
WHOSE WATERS DO WE (GET TO) DRINK FROM? Read Article
IEDAs: A Journal of Transdisciplinary Practices in Art & Design invites artists, designers, researchers, educators, curators, writers and creative practitioners to contribute to its third volume, exploring how intelligence, knowledge and imagination are being redefined
After Intelligence: Imagining What Comes Next Read Article
In ‘Remixed: Entwined Histories and New Forms’, curator Lauren Karazija brings artists, materials and cultural lineages into conversation, revealing tradition as a living practice shaped by memory, resistance and reinvention. 10 September 2026 Quilts become
History in the Making: Lauren Karazija on Remixing Memory, Material and Form Read Article
In ‘Octogone’, garments become sculptural archives through which the French-Iranian artist explores migration, masculinity, protest and the politics of the body. 10 September 2026 Chalisée Naamani understands clothing as more than something worn. It is
Dressed in Images: Chalisée Naamani Enters the Octagon Read Article
Rosalind Nashashibi on Palestine, painting and the inner life of resistance. 10 September 2026 In ‘Get Me A Stone’, Rosalind Nashashibi turns to the stone as a symbol of endurance, resistance and belonging. Across painting
What the Stone Remembers Read Article
Artists, curators, writers and creative thinkers worldwide are invited to propose an original group exhibition for apexart’s New York City programme, with selected projects receiving funding and production support. 9 September 2026 Open Call: apexart
Apexart Opens Its NYC 2027–2028 Open Call Read Article
