'If A Tree': Archive and discussion programme

Fourthwall Books launches 'POV Female Johannesburg', the latest offering from the London based designer and curator Damien Poulain, founder of oodee.POV Female Johannesburg presents the work of Nadine Hutton, Tracy Edser, Alexia Webster, Nontsikelelo

It is almost a year since the Wits Art Museum (WAM) in Braamfontein, Johannesburg, opened its doors to the public. On the 30th May this year, Wits Art Museum will host a prestigious auction of South African contemporary art to launch the Museum&rsquo

Shown for the first time in Johannesburg, Sabelo Mlangeni’s photographic exhibition 'Isivumelwano: An Agreement' comprises a series of photographs shot at various Southern African wedding ceremonies.The project began with the documentation of w

Gordon Froud is well-known  for his modular sculptures of viruses, taxis, animals and other objects. Froud has consistently shown on more than 20 shows a year often working in a variety of forms and mediums suited to the theme or guidelines of a

'All Our Mothers', Sue Williamson’s new show at Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, celebrates the strength of the extraordinary women who helped to bring this country to freedom, and examines the generation gap between these wise, iconic veterans o

Unlearning is an exhibition and project about losing knowledge, whether through erasure, amnesia, overwriting, disguising, reducing, ridiculing, hiding, covering, mimicking or undermining.Performed on-site at Goethe on Main as a growing installation,

UJ Arts and Culture presents an exhibition entitled 'Tom Waits for No Man …' curated by Gordon Froud and with works by more than 100 South African artists that pays homage to one of the great visual storytellers of our time.American singer,

The Gerard Sekoto Foundation will present the first comprehensive exhibition of the artists’ work, life and times at the Wits Art Museum in celebration of the centenary of the artist’s birth.

STEVENSON  present a solo exhibition by Nicholas Hlobo, his first at the Johannesburg space. The exhibition will feature a whale-like sculpture made from rubber inner tubing and ribbon, titled  'Tyaphaka', and new works on canvas.  'Ty

The series of paintings on 'Mine' derive from a reflection on the events at Marikana of 16 August 2012. A strike at a Lonmin-owned platinum mine in the Marikana area close to Rustenburg lead to a series of violent confrontations between police, mine

Education is an integral part of the Johannesburg Art Gallery’s (JAG) activities. Through its education programme the JAG is able to contribute meaningfully to the learning and understanding of visual art. The JAG team perceives the gallery as