A chance gallery stop becomes an intimate encounter with Amogelang Maepa’s sensual, emotionally charged exploration of fleeting desire and lasting residue
Textiles hold memory, meaning and power – challenging erasure, celebrating resilience
Nyaude’s work will be on display at the FNB Art Fair, and he will hold a solo exhibition at the Johannesburg Art Gallery
Rhode’s interest in impermanence and repairing decay shines through in his latest works
The popularity of two Cape Town listening bars points to the need for more eclectic music spaces
The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration
Brace yourselves for an evening of cultural immersion as the collaboration hosts an unparalleled art auction extravaganza
‘Liminality’ is a buzz word in art speak, but does the current Johannesburg Contemporary Art Foundation exhibition go far enough in meaningfully unpacking it?
The group exhibition at SMAC gallery, curated by Gcotyelwa Mashiqa, revisited the chromatic and social properties of blackness in contemporary South African visual art
Reimagining image making through concepts found in isiZulu
The art anti-apartheid activist Fatima Meer produced in jail not only documented prison life but became a form of resistance in itself
An exhibit of African identity featuring continental and diasporic artists such as Lerato Shadi, Felix Mula and Louis Kakudi.
Simon Gush’s latest exhibition interrogates the central role played by work in the construction and perception of our identities.
The award-winning duo have put together a thought-provoking exhibition highlighting society’s tendency to perceive Muslim men as one and the same.
A weekly round-up of South Africa’s creative community and projects, by Between 10and5.
Nigerian photographer Akinbode Akinbiyi’s exhibition "(Alice) Adama in Wonderland" draws on his fascination with Johannesburg and Africa’s megacities.
Britain’s most successful fashion designer last week opened a major exhibition in London’s Design Museum ?– just don’t call it ?a retrospective.
From Marina Abramovi? to Yoko Ono and Jane Alexander, 30 artists tackle gender-based violence in "Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art".
The memory of Adelaide Tambo is honoured by an art exhibition that encapsulates her personal love for vases in all forms and interpretations.
He is writing his PhD on masculinities because ‘men especially need to confront their insecurities’.
