Prestigious annual FNB Art Prize awarded to Bronwyn Katz
FNB Art Joburg is proud to announce that this year’s winner is Bronwyn Katz represented by blank projects. Katz says, ‘I’m both honoured and excited to receive the FNB Art
RMB showcases Edoardo Villa’s monumental Confrontation
Just before Youth Day this year, RMB’s Think Precinct in Sandton welcomed Edoardo Villa’s thought-provoking landmark sculpture Confrontation (1978), a fitting tribute to South Africa’s history and future and one
Historical artists prove their staying power at Strauss & Co auction
World record for Anton van Wouw World record for a still life by Irma Stern World record for a tapestry by Athi-Patra Ruga Two pioneering artists, Irma Stern and Anton
Cyrus Kabiru project, C-Stunners
Cyrus Kabiru was born in 1984 in Nairobi, Kenya, where he currently lives and works. Cyrus Kabiru is best known for refashioning waste and recycled materials into various forms as
Absence and Presence: in Search of Memory and the Imago
Sarah Walmsley has just completed her Master’s in Fine Art Sculpture at Nelson Mandela University, and in April 2018 will be bringing her Master’s exhibition to StateoftheART Gallery in Cape
Meet the Formidable Judges of the 2018 PPC Imaginarium Awards
Ever since its inception, the PPC Imaginarium Awards has showcased some of South Africa’s top rising talent in art and design. Each year, the judging of the competition falls to
SLICE OF LIFE: an exhibition of paintings, mixed media, collage and assemblages by Pat Sithole
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
Nicholas Hlobo, Zanele Muholi and Kemang Wa Lehulere at Performa 17
Stevenson gallery artists Nicholas Hlobo, Zanele Muholi and Kemang Wa Lehulere are featured at Performa 17, the seventh edition of the New York performance biennial. This iteration of the biennial
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,