Andile Bhala is a documentary and street portrait photographer from Soweto who is perhaps best-known for his evocative portraits and depictions of the people of South Africa and the places
A group exhibition featuring Khotso Mahloma, Lesego Moncho and Ras Silas, O Mang, O Tswa Kae, O Ya Kae? explores the willingness of expressing vulnerability of one’s experiences, memories and healing.
Leihlo la Sechaba (Eye of The People) is an expressive group exhibition intended to showcase the talent that South African townships have in the form of artists and creatives. The
Oupa Sibeko is a multi-award-winning interdisciplinary artist who harnesses play and ritual to explore the politics of the body through performance. For Sibeko, the body is a contested site of
The NWU Gallery presents Unsettling the Single Society, an exhibition co-curated by Amohelang Mohajane, Boitumelo Makousu, Nokukhanya Khumalo and Tsepang Bereng using the NWU Collection. The exhibition is inspired by
This April sees NWU Gallery present a new exhibition curated by artist Oupa Sibeko. The exhibition, supported by NWU’s Facing Race Week campaign, opened as a virtual exhibition on 6
Two exhibitions are currently being show at the North West University (NWU) Galleries, namely Mike Mzileni: A photographic archival journey and Inganekwane. The exhibitions prize the medium of photography and
The University of North West (NWU) Gallery will host two photographic exhibitions this 12 February – 21 March 2022, namely Mike Mzileni: A photographic archival journey at the NWU Botanical
It has been a rich and busy year for the North West University (NWU) Gallery. Over the course of 2021, Creative Feel has had the pleasure of reporting on a
The interrogation of issues around identity and belonging are central to Malose Pete’s solo exhibition Art Language of my Forefathers. Currently on show at the North-West University (NWU) Gallery, the
Currently on show at the NWU Gallery is Not Another Hair Show, a group exhibition that brings together a wide range of artists and mediums, and stems from research conducted
Smile Artists Africa, in collaboration with the North-West University (NWU) Gallery are celebrating Women’s Month with a showcase of the Mantariana Mbokodo Musings (MMM) exhibition, held at the Potchefstroom Campus
Smile Artists Africa, in collaboration with the North-West University (NWU) Gallery celebrates Women’s Month with a showcase of the Mantariana Mbokodo Musings (MMM) Art Exhibition to be held at the
A new group exhibition opens at the NWU Art Gallery this August. Titled, Not Another Hair Show¸ the exhibition is derived from the dissertation titled: Hair Politics: An Examination of
On show at the NWU gallery from 15 May – 15 June 2021, a new exhibition showcases the NWU Art Collection and includes works by artists such as Phoka Nyokong,
Visual artist Helena Uambembe’s solo exhibition PIM PAM PUM is on show at the NWU gallery from 15 May – 15 June 2021. In this accompanying text, Fadzai Veronica Muchemwa
A new online exhibition opened at the NWU Botanical Garden Gallery this March. Titled We Will Rise Again, the exhibition is a solo show by Nditsheni Managa and highlights, amongst
Ikhaya Lika Moya, which opened at the North West University (NWU) Gallery on 14 February 2021 and runs until 28 March 2021, is a debut solo show by the visual
The North-West University (NWU) Gallery recently opened its latest digital exhibition, Raconteur, a collection of artworks by alumni and lecturers from NWU created in response to or during the COVID-19
In the broad understanding of the term, a raconteur connotes an impeccable and skilful storyteller. Such is what we are presented with in this noteworthy exhibition, composed of alumni and
Pat Sithole was born in 1970, in Kwa-Thema, Springs. Sithole had some instructions and great influence from his uncle Lucas Sithole. Lucas Sithole (1931 – 1994), is a South African
The MTN SA Foundation, in partnership with Durban-based non-profit organisation: Amazwi Abesifazane – Voices of Women Museum (VoWM), hosted an art exhibition dubbed Dreams, Wishes and Expectations, as part of
Business and Arts South Africa’s announcement of the 44 finalists for the prestigious annual BASA Awards. Business and Arts South Africa’s announcement of the 44 finalists for the prestigious annual
As the oldest art fair in Africa, the annual FNB JoburgArtFair will return to Johannesburg’s Sandton Convention Centre for its tenth edition, from 8 – 10 September 2017. The Fair
NWU Gallery The NWU Gallery has been a leading voice and space on the NWU Potchefstroom Campus, providing a creative environment that is vibrantly inclusive and transformative. It furthers these