Since his first solo show last year, Durban-based artist Skullboy has been exploring new mediums, styles and concepts. A Sum Of Parts is a collection of these explorations ranging from painting to sketches to sculpture and photography.
14 of Joburg’s most creative residents have each contributed an original artwork to The Postcard Revival Project, depicting in a single image what makes this city unique for them.
The group exhibition, Tom Waits for No Man, opens this Wednesday at the University of Johannesburg. It is curated by senior lecturer in the Visual Art Department at UJ and renowned artist, Gordon Froud.
The first Winter Sculpture Fair presented by MasterCard took place over the weekend. The event offered visitors a new kind of experience – we’ve had food and wine, we’ve had art shows, we’ve even had food, wine and design– but an event with sculpture as its key focus is a first in South Africa.
The group exhibition, The Benediction of Shade, opens at David Krut Projects in Cape Town this Saturday. The show features a large selection of artists who have engaged with the figure, idea or metaphor of the forest or the tree in different ways and through various media.
A solo show by interdisciplinary artist Greg Streak opens at Commune.1 this week.
Over the weekend of the 4th and 5th May 2013, the acclaimed NIROX Foundation and Sculpture Park in The Cradle of Humankind will be transformed into a contemporary wonderland for the new Winter Sculpture Fair presented by MasterCard.
Parliament – the group art show – opens tonight just down the road from, erm, Parliament. The exhibition takes place at Roeland St Studios and will feature new work from an exiting line-up of (mostly) Cape Town’s young artists.
Following the success of last year’s Hashtag iPhonography exhibition, which opened to large audiences and critical acclaim; Johannesburg-based Mobile photographer Roy Potterill is back with a new exhibition, Thumbnail.
The South African Print Gallery will be host to a showcase of leading, local botanical artists’ limited editions for an exhibition in late April.
