LIMP | Collective Shame, Passive Action & the role of the advantaged in Post-apartheid South Africa
ART AFRICA in conversation with Elize Vossgatter on her solo show, ‘limp’, currently up on Exhibition at SMITH.
The Feminine Construct: Ephia Mmbidi on being a black female artist in contemporary South Africa
ART AFRICA talks to Ephia Mmbidi – represented by Candice Berman Fine Art Gallery, on her experiences growing up in violent yet significant Sebokeng, her role as a black female artist, and how she utilises …
Tabita Rezaire: EXOTIC TRADE
‘Exotic Trade’ is Tabita Rezaire’s first solo exhibition in which she deploys ‘digital healing activism’ as a strategy to envision decolonial technologies through which we can ‘holistically connect to ourselves, to one another, to the …
ART DUBAI 2017 CONTINUES TO EXCITE
Art Dubai has established itself as one of the world’s leading global art fairs. Whilst its roots were originally set in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (MENASA), Art Dubai has evolved over …
Documenta 14 | Learning from Athens
The 14th edition of documenta will open in April 2017 in Athens and in June 2017 in Kassel. documenta 14, organised by Artistic Director Adam Szymczyk, is unique in its organisation as, reflected in its …
Art, Religion and the Self: ART AFRICA in Conversation with Nkosinathi Thomas Ngulube
Ngulube talks about his experiences as a Pastor, and the traces of himself in his work for upcoming solo show, ‘Traces’ at Candice Berman Fine Art Gallery.
A New Vision at Aspire Art Auctions
Aspire Art Auctions’ inaugural Cape Town sale on 27 March 2017 at the Avenue, V&A Waterfront attracted wide-spread interest from the media and collectors alike, inspired by the new vision which Aspire brings to the …
Ryan Hewett ‘Once Were Leaders’ at Barnard Gallery
Thanks to art, instead of seeing one world only, our own, we see that world multiply itself and we have at our disposal as many worlds as there are original artists, worlds more different one …
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Save Water: In Conversation with Olatunji Sanusi
Olatunji Sanusi addresses his Yoruba heritage, the global water scarcity and the effects it will have on future generations – especially children, as well as his hopes of one day exhibiting in Nigeria.
The Garden Metaphor – ‘Reserve’ at Salon91
Cathy Layzell talk’s gardens and gardening, the politically-loaded concept of reserves, and the driving force behind her latest exhibition, ‘Reserve’, currently up on show at Salon91.
