‘We are what we speak’
In 2016, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared 2019 as the International Year of Indigenous Languages and envisaged that actions taken during this year will generate
Reatile Moalusi: Complexion, Pigment and Hue
Reatile Moalusi’s latest solo exhibition Molelo Wa Badimo, which is on at the Absa Gallery until 14 June 2019, is centred around an appreciation and celebration of individuality. ‘Beauty is
SA Contemporary Jewellery Awards Exhibition 2018: Winner Joani Groenewald
Joani Groenewald’s work takes a satirical stance against popular-culture and consumer culture as experienced from within a South African context. In her latest series of works entitled
A Subtle Benediction: Igshaan Adams’ ‘Al Latîf’
Gallery spaces are strange vestibules. Sites that mark both a violent history of displacement and beauteous escape. Monuments to the multifarious contradictions that comprise humanity. blank projects, with
Black Chronicles IV
Black Chronicles IV is an Autograph ABP touring exhibition curated by Renée Mussai, presented by the Visual Identities in Art and Design Research Centre (VIAD) at the University of Johannesburg
Reasons for Descending the Staircase
In her latest solo exhibition artist Usha Seejarim explores time and chance by manipulating ordinary objects found around the home. With the recent incidents of violence against women increasing countrywide,