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This exhibition exists in connection with Cape Town Opera’s presentation of George Bizet’s masterful French opera The Pearl Fishers at Artscape from 10 – 14 May 2023. The all-star cast is led by Operalia 2017 winner Levy Sekgapane […]
The Pearl Fishers, Reprised: Shakil Solanki at Everard Read, Cape Town, South Africa Read Article
Barnard in collaboration with artHARARE is pleased to present ‘Tributaries – Contemporary Zimbabwean Narratives’; a group exhibition of contemporary Zimbabwean visual artists including Richard Mudariki, Wilfred Timire, Franklyn Dzingai, Tega Tafadzwa and Dan Halter. Richard
Investec Cape Town Art Fair is hosting its 10th anniversary edition from the 17th until the 19th of February 2023. Investec Cape Town Art Fair offers an intimate experience of the largest contemporary art fair
Galleries to watch at Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2023 Read Article
Richard Mudariki to host a pop-up studio exhibition presenting an immersive experience of paintings by the artist. Viewing is by booking a time slot to the artist’s studio in Fairfield Estate, Cape Town. Courtesy of the
Gore ra2020: Richard Mudariki Studio Pop-up exhibition Read Article
An in-depth, research-based solo exhibition that looks at the history and psychogeography of specific cultural and heritage sites in Cape Town, South Africa. The exhibition includes a commissioned site-specific life-sized silhouette, a central motif of
MAXEKE is a new puppetry and object theatre production which brings the worlds and words of intellectual, activist and artist Charlotte Maxeke to life, as a means through which to reimagine our collective future in
Norval Foundation is delighted to announce a retrospective exhibition of the work of South African artist Berni Searle, that will run from 14 February, 2023 until 13 November, 2023. Titled ‘Having but little Gold’, the
Berni Searle: Having but little Gold at Norval Foundation, Cape Town, South Africa Read Article
Zeitz MOCAA presents an exhibition that explores Black self-representation through portraiture and figuration in painting. Titled ‘When We See Us’, this timely exhibition celebrates global Black subjectivities and Black consciousness from pan-African and pan-diasporic perspectives. Zandile
‘When We See Us’ at Zeitz MOCAA, South Africa Read Article
A throw of the dice will never abolish hazard, Mallarme remarked. A game of chance cannot override chaos. Portrait of Mongezi Ncaphayi. Photographer: David Altman This conclusion, which will surely irk those in love with fixed
The Arranger: Mongezi Ncaphayi Read Article
Gilles Deleuze, the French philosopher who threw himself out of his apartment window, reminds us that we cannot judge a life by how it ends. Similarly, one cannot read a life solely through how it
Outside Open Time: Jan-Henri Booyens Read Article
