The illustrative art of Anke-Mari Geldenhuys seeks to strengthen and transform the relationship between humans and the natural world....
Fine art graduate Tasmin Randall's end of year exhibition was shaped by the mundanity, limitations and loop-like experiences of lockdown....
Emerging from his background in printmaking, Pebofatso Mokoena's paintings explore ideas around politics, architecture and the environment. ...
Michaelis fine art graduate YunYoung Ahn employs the language of artistic expression to overcome cultural barriers - it is the bridge that connects her worlds....
A sense of playfulness pervades the work of Mich Mellow. We chat about her process, inspirations, and what she loves about working with clay....
Kate Gottgens has always been fond of a good swimming pool. In her solo show "Skyglow on Mars Black", the pool is deconstructed to bare geometry: a deterritorialization of the real. ...
The artist's first solo show at a museum brings together 25 major artworks completed between 2011 and 2020....
The artist's new collection of sculptural ceramic seating is exhibited in the custom of Xhosa ceremonial gatherings....
One of Africa’s largest and most anticipated public arts festivals will take place from 10-14 February 2021....
Curiosity, creativity, patience, and impeccable skill come together in the art of origami. Meet one of its modern masters....
Living and working in the Karkloof Valley, Peter Hall believes that a beautiful work of art makes the world a better place to live in. ...
An arresting new art series exploring the complicated representations of women in society....
Get to know the Zimbabwe-born ceramic sculptor working to disrupt our ideas of what is 'normal'. ...
Constructed using toothpicks and bottle caps, Soal's immersive sculptures consider smaller systems such as the human body in relation to the larger universe — and how these ‘worlds’ are interconnected....
Meet our Instagram Heroes of the week: eight intricately skilled and wonderfully imaginative collage artists. ...
