
THAT ART FAIR: Fresh Art from Africa!
Website: www.thatartfair.com
VIP Preview Event: 17th February 2016
Dates: 18th February – 6th March 2016
Venue: The Palms Centre / 145 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock / Cape Town, South Africa
Times: Monday – Thursday 11am to 6pm / Friday & Saturday 10am to 7pm / Sundays 10am to 5pm
Events: As per programme schedule on our website (TBA)
Tickets: www.webtickets.co.za
Ticket prices:
Opening Preview VIP Event (limited tickets available): R 350.00
Tickets (Monday – Thursday): R 60.00 per person (under 14 free)
Tickets (Friday – Sunday): R 80.00 per person (under 14 free)
Early Bird Special: Less 20% until 31 January 2016!
THAT ART PARTY: R 120.00 per person (online) or R 140.00 per person (at the door)
THAT FILM FOCUS: R 50.00 per person (seating is limited)
Students: 20% discount on production of student ID
School Groups: R10 per student and teacher for all pre-arranged groups. Please contact leigh@artafricamagazine.org to book your school group.

THAT ART FAIR is an initiative of ART AFRICA magazine. Founded in reaction to the fact that many countries in Africa lack the formal structures of commercial art galleries where artists can exhibit their work and/ or be represented by galleries or dealers; THAT ART FAIR offers them such a platform. Emerging and established artists can showcase their work in a relaxed but professional environment, where they can meet directly with collectors, galleries and new audiences alike! The burgeoning contemporary African market is ripe for the picking and growing a young and invested collector base is our aim.

- Visual art and photography;
- A comic art focus curated by Su Opperman and presented by ComicArtAfrica
- THAT FILM FOCUS: a week-long programme of curated film screenings; an African film collaboration with shnit International Shortfilmfestival & Sunshine Cinema
- Performance art
- Video art
- Fashion and Culture curated by SKATTIE
- Urban art and live painting
- ARTSUPERMART
- Workshops and talks – a series of interesting and topical discussions
- THAT ART PARTY: Set to take place on 19th February 2016 from 20h00 this is the “not to miss” event of the year! Last year’s (much talked about) party saw a line-up that featured a number of luminaries of the art and music world. Keep a watchful eye on our website for the release of our edgy and eclectic line-up for THAT ART PARTY 2016! See a video of last year’s party here.
34 Fine Art (Cape Town, South Africa)
Afriart (Kampala, Uganda)
ARTCO Art Gallery (Aachen. Germany)
Art Lab (Luanda, Angola)
Candice Berman Fine Art (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Diedericks Faber Fine Art (Cape Town, South Africa)
EBONY (Cape Town, South Africa)
Eclectica Design and Art (Cape Town, South Africa)
First Floor Gallery (Harare, Zimbabwe)
Mojo Gallery (Dubai, UAE)
Red Room (Cape Town, South Africa)
SA Print Gallery (Cape Town, South Africa)
Worldart (Cape Town, South Africa)

Emo de Medeiros: de Medeiros works between Benin and Paris. He will present work from his recent Paris exhibition entitled ‘Vodunaut’ and his video piece Kaleta/Kaleta will be a feature at the VIP preview evening and on THAT FILM FOCUS’ programme.
“My practice is based on my conviction that art is our first and last link with sacredness and built upon a single concept: that of contexture.
I compose my works, concretely and in a broader sense, from textures. As an element, texture ranges from fabric or pixels to text. As a notion it encompasses the material and the mental, and inscribes on a continuum the physical and the conceptual.” Says de Medeiros
Laura Windvogel: Cape Town based artist Laura Windvogel, AKA Lady Skollie, produces mildly-offensive watercolours and collaborative, contribution-based projects that explore gender roles, sex, sexuality, relationship dynamics and the tug of war between masculine and feminine energy.
For high res images, please contact Leigh:
thatartfair@artafricamagazine.org or +27 (0)21 4659108.
To arrange an interview with the founders and directors of THAT ART FAIR, the curators of the programmed events or the participating artists and galleries, please contact Leigh:
thatartfair@artafricamagazine.org or +27 (0)21 4659108.