If you love visiting art galleries and attending exhibition openings, then you probably already have a list of upcoming exhibitions you’d love to check out, however, we’ve compiled a list of cool exhibitions taking place across Cape Town and Johannesburg that you can add to your list – if you’ve already got one.
Zach Louw shares the story of how being an identical twin led him to pursue a career in photography.
Daniels recently collaborated with fashion designer Celeste Arendse of SELFI and young rapper Dee Koala to bring the Adidas Home of Classics ‘Made with care, worn without’ campaign to life.
Mukheli started sharing a series of drawings on his Instagram. When asked what inspired him to begin drawing again, he explained that it is an activity he finds very therapeutic.
The photographic exhibition of the highly acclaimed body of work opens on 28th November at 7 pm, located at the Artivist on 7 Reserve Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
From the 14th to the 22nd of November, art enthusiasts are invited to the KZNSA Gallery to view the mesmerizing photographic exhibition by Aik Christodoulou.
Soweto based fashion enthusiast Mbulelo Faluti interprets what he thinks the relationship between tennis & fashion is from the perspective of a young, black South African fashion trailblazer.
The winners of the inaugural Africa Photo Awards were announced last night at a gala event held at the Keyes Art Mile, Johannesburg.
This festive season, the Deepest Darkest Gallery is excited to present award-winning photographer Barry Salzman, who will be exhibiting ‘The Other Side of Christmas’ at the gallery in Cape Town from 7 November to 29 December 2019.
The self-taught photographer, freelance actor, writer, and content creator believes that photography is a way to show the world how you see or understand it.
Dimakatso Mathopa’s work is inspired by the idea of individualism within the context of African society.
Rauff’s work is centered around street and travel photography. Each set of photography is built as a three-part series in order to fully show the viewer the extent of the chosen subject matter.
Her latest images document the cultural authenticities and idiosyncrasies of the people she has met and places she has been to.
Buildings are interesting and highly valued photographic subjects. They carry countless stories of generations of humans, along with their own.
Kgomotso Neto Tleane is a dynamic Johannesburg photographer with the moldings of rural life and trimmings of fast-paced city living. Born and raised in Ga-Maja, Limpopo, Neto creates imagery that effortlessly reflects both the grime and glory of the city he resides in, Jozi Maboneng.
