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The Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation (JCAF) announces’ Kahlo, Sher-Gil, Stern: Modernist Identities in the Global South’. The exhibition features the works of three seminal women artists, Frida Kahlo, Amrita Sher-Gil and Irma Stern, together in […]
Fires burn all the time, everywhere, and yet, despite their frequency, some fires, particularly those involving libraries, resonate across time. Alexandria, Constantinople, Timbuktu and, more recently, Cape Town, all these cities have seen their great
Eternal Circumstances: Diana Vives latest works reviewed by Sean O’Toole Read Article
The retrospective ‘Umaf’ evuka, nje ngenyanga/Dying and rising, as the moon does’, opened at Constitution Hill in Johannesburg on South African Heritage Day – on 24 September 2022, curated by Azu Nwagbogu, Pippa Hetherington and
Keiskamma Art Project: Umaf’ evuka, nje ngenyanga / Dying and rising, as the moon does Read Article
Google Arts & Culture hosted an event at the Phansi museum in Durban to announce a new partnership titled ‘I Am Because You Are: A Celebration of South African Creativity’. The online collaboration is with
Google highlights South Africa’s heritage with new Phansi Museum collection Read Article
After weeks of rigorously judging each of the more than 300 entries received for the mzansiart@Venice young artists competition, the winners have been announced by the organisers of the South African Pavilion 2022. The competition was organised as part of the
Pavilion of South Africa announces mzansiart@Venice young artist winners Read Article
Absa – in partnership with the South African National Association for the Visual Arts (SANAVA) – is delighted to announce the four category winners of the Pan-African Absa L’Atelier initiative. TOP LEFT TO BOTTOM RIGHT:
Absa L’Atelier announces four category winners Read Article
The Institute for Creative Arts (ICA) is proud to announce 2022 ICA Live Art Fellow, Samkela Stamper, and her upcoming installation and performance – showing in both Peddie and Cape Town – titled Isikhumbuzo. Courtesy of the artist.
The Institute for Creative Arts announces 2022 ICA Live Art Fellow Read Article
Few online exhibitions grabbed attention during the height of Covid. Courtesy of The Melrose Gallery. Pitika Ntuli’s ‘Azibuyele Emasisweni’, ‘Return to the Source’ stood out, for not only had the eighty-year-old artist produced 45 new
Pitika Ntuli’s acclaimed exhibition to tour South African Museums Read Article
The exhibition marks the start of an enthusiastic re-opening of the gallery after a 2-year closure, reaffirming Standard Bank’s longstanding commitment to supporting arts. Bee Diamondhead. Courtesy of Standard bank Gallery. The Standard Bank Gallery
The Digital Innovation Festival at the forefront of Africa’s creative cultural and technology scene returns to its home in Braamfontein, Joburg’s Tshimologong Precinct with inaugural awards, its first Fak’uzine an interactive Expo and a feast
Fak’ugesi Festival 2022 announces its #FromNowOn Programme Read Article
