This winter Spier is pleased to present a series of three art exhibitions, curated on the occasion of The International Poetry Festival, ‘Dancing In Other Words’.More than Words'Group exhibition | Spier Manor House10 May – 31 July 2

An exhibition of portraits by emerging and established South African artists reflecting on the changing face of the genre within a South African context. Showcasing examples by selected South African masters alongside more recent initiatives by artis

In season five the whole cast, lured by the promise of incredible riches, boarded a plane and set off for an island where a madman hid his treasure centuries ago. The aircraft crashed, and the surviving passengers ended up eating one another until on

Ilené Bothma explores the strangeness of the domestic space in her exhibition titled 'Weird Marriage'. The relationships that play out within the domestic space, the repetitive activity of human labour , the poetics of the everyday intimacy ar

Aidon Westcott’s exhibtion 'Replica of Memory' employs the Long Gallery at the AVA, with a body of mixed media works filled with symbolic imagery aimed at awaking forgotten memories in the subconscious mind of the viewer. The imagery is build u

The Main gallery of the AVA hosts a group exhibition titled '3 and a Half Meters: Committee’s Choice'. The ten current AVA committee members, Stacy Adriaans, Matthew Blackman, Caroline Coates, Chantel Louw, Marilyn Martin, Richard Mudariki, Jam

Commune.1 is pleased to announce ‘Seeing red, feeling blue’, Greg Streak’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.Streak’s sculptures present the illusion of possibility and hope, however through various interventions they pro

Goodman Gallery Cape Town presents 'Structures', a group exhibition bringing together works by Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, Carlos Garaicoa, David Goldblatt, Mikhael Subotzky and Jeremy Wafer. The exhibition is concerned with structures both m

Whatiftheworld is pleased to present 'Far from the Sea, Perhaps...' a collaborative debut exhibition by artists Mbongeni Dlamini and Morné Visagie. Dlamini and Visagie approach landscape both as literal subject and metaphor. Using geograp

STEVENSON is pleased to present 'Paries Pictus', Robin Rhode's first solo exhibition in South Africa in over a decade. Rhode creates narratives that are brought to life through stop-motion animation, using quotidian materials such as soap, charcoal,

The Land Act of 1913, and associated legislation that was to follow during the apartheid period, had a devastating effect on the country and on the lives of millions of black South Africans. This photographic exhibition gives visitors the o

The Slave Lodge, part of the Iziko Museums of South Africa, presents Siemon Allen’s Labels, a large-scale architectural installation. Displayed in the museum’s Music Room, the work features 5000 photographs of record labels inserted into a suspended