'Kith, Kin and Khaya'

Commune.1 is pleased to present an exhibition of large-scale oil paintings by Zimbabwean painter Wycliffe Mundopa. Combining personal iconography and allegorical imagery with harsh and gritty references to social reality, Mundopa’s paintin

Commune.1 presents ‘In the end, we're all to blame’, an exhibition of new paintings by Elize Vossgatter and a collaboration with Berlin-based performance artist Hilla Steinert. Following an ongoing interrogation of the notions of the self

'I am an avid reader and follower of science fiction - and at times speculative fiction - narratives about forays into and encounters with the future - other worlds, other times and places, parallel universes, episodes of time travellers in far and d

Working with the ephemeral qualities of watercolour and ink, Raaff explores certain spatial conditions of figurative and architectural form within the urban realm. Her latest works see a return to oil and a more intuitive, visceral exploration of the

Michaelis Galleries showcases the work of garduating masters students; Alice Gauntlett, Ashley Walters, Christine Kronje and Madeline Groenewald.

An exhibition of original prints from the Artist Proof Studio and Warren Editions Featuring: Doris Bloom, Jan-Henri Booyens, Katherine Bull, Paul Edmunds, Georgina Gratrix, William Kentridge, Mongezi Ncaphayi, Christian Nerf, Nkosana Nhlapo, Lucas

The Iziko South African National Gallery in association with the Goodman Gallery will host 'The Refusal of Time' (made in collaboration with Philip Miller, Catherine Meyburgh, Dada Masilo and Peter Galison), a 5-channel video installation with a movi

GRID is an international photography biennial which is to be organized in several important upcoming creative cities in the world. GRID brings together formal country exhibitions and statements from the creative industry. Anticipating on a changing s

Various artists are showcased creating an interesting mix of modern art . Amos Letsoalo, Bettie Cilliers-Barnard, Peter Pharoah, Simon Jones, Lolly Hahn-Page, Simon Addy, Jana Prinsloo and more.

SMITH opens its doors with a solo show by KURT PIO. Pio’s ardent love affair with Cape Town is explored, expressed and communicated through his paintings and artistry. This particular body of work looks at materialising Cape Town as a globally recog

WHATIFTHEWORLD is pleased to present 'Undo All', a new exhibition of painting by John Murray.John Murray is a South African painter living and working in Cape Town South Africa. Working in oil on canvas he creates abstract compositions rendered in a

The Christopher Moller Art Gallery is proud to present 'Somewhere', an exhibition of paintings by the young emerging Parisian painter, Lou Ros. This will be his first visit to the African continent and we are delighted to host his show in Cape Town,

Taute’s work is in a constant state of evolution, which in itself mirrors many of the ideas behind her art. One central theme or unifying characteristic is the repeated exploration of identity.She explores this concept by means in which people

WHATIFTHEWORLD is pleased to present 'The Fallen and the Drowned' a new solo exhibition by Pierre Fouché.'The Fallen and the Drowned' is an exhibition of intimately scaled laces, embroideries, drawings and video in which Fouché revels in the traditio

Cyrus Kabiru is a self-taught emerging Kenyan artist, best known for his elaborate and detailed sculptural spectacles or “C-Stunners”, made from found objects and recycled material sourced on the streets of Nairobi. A confident and ind

For almost two centuries after his death, the reputation of one of the world’s most revered artists of the Dutch Golden Age, Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) was not rated very highly at all. His ‘rediscovery’ had to wait until the mi

Iziko Museums of South Africa are delighted to announce the first retrospective exhibition by Penny Siopis titled ‘Time and Again’, which is scheduled to open its doors to the public on the 18th of December 2014. One of the most anti

In November 2012 The New Church Museum, South Africa’s first contemporary art museum, opened its doors to the public with an exhibition from its permanent collection, ‘Subject as Matter’ curated by Penny Siopis. Two years on, the museum is delighted