Following what was a hugely successful, engaging, and interactive multimedia exhibition for part of Willem Boshoff’s vital body of work The Blind Alphabet – Letter B: Babery to Bigeminate in
In 2020, during the Covid-19 lockdown, 40 wooden forms representing the letter B in Willem Boshoff’s seminal work The Blind Alphabet (1991), were presented in wood, steel and aluminium as
“Hers is a leavening and levelling force that damns pride and enshrines a mortal coil. Animistic and animalistic, what fascinates her is how everything spoils, ruins, dismembers, atomises.” Ashraf Jamal
This June sees the launch of visual artist Pauline Gutter’s solo exhibition on the University of Johannesburg’s (UJ) Moving Cube platform. Titled PRIMORDIAL, the exhibition grapples with the universal themes
This winter the UJ Art Gallery touches the soil with Pauline Gutter’s new exhibition titled PRIMORDIAL hosted from 9 June to 21 July 2021. Having lived on Free State farms for
The collaboration between the UJ Art Gallery and MTN SA Foundation has resulted in a series of successful conversations over the past three years. MTN’s BLIND ALPHABET – LETTER B:
South Africa’s corporate and arts sectors have a long history of successful and mutually beneficial partnerships. Whether it’s corporate sponsorship, the managing and showcasing of art collections, or towards social
Arts institutions the world over have had to radically rethink their approach to the creation and facilitation of new creative work this year. In response to the continued need for
In 1991 the South African artist Willem Boshoff started working on an ambitious project that would earn him a great deal of recognition both locally and internationally. The Blind Alphabet,