Gabrielle Goliath’s This song is for…
South African multimedia artist, gender advocate and now 2019’s Standard Bank Young Artist Award winner for Visual Art, Gabrielle Goliath, brings her new work, This song is for… to Johannesburg.
A BLACK AESTHETIC: A View of South African Artists (1970 – 1990)
The Standard Bank Gallery in Johannesburg presents A Black Aesthetic: A View of South African Artists (1970 – 1990), an exhibition that draws from the University of Fort Hare Art
True grit: Art powers Joburg’s unique urban transformation
The uniqueness of Joburg’s inner city lies in the vibrant artistic spaces that can be found scattered across the often rough and chaotic metropolis. There are many current and planned
The activity of sound: Art and music
The Art of Performance is a monthly column written by Dave Mann, an editor and award-winning arts journalist. When it comes to pieces of performance or visual art such as dance
Rediscovering the cutting edge: A retrospective of Christo Coetzee at Standard Bank Gallery
Despite Christo Coetzee’s vibrant and multi-faceted career as an artist, his work has all but disappeared from a generation’s public imagination. A new retrospective exhibition at Standard Bank Gallery is
Strauss Art Hub on Keyes Art Mile
Strauss & Co is delighted to announce its participation in the form of an Art Hub at the Trumpet Building, located on the Keyes Art Mile in Johannesburg, to coincide
Encore: Dr Same Mdluli
Dr Same Mdluli is the manager of the Standard Bank Gallery, a position she took up earlier this year. She has a PhD in Art History, which she completed in
Standard Bank Gallery
About: The Standard Bank Gallery is an exciting exhibition space situated in the heart of downtown Johannesburg. Since it opened in 1990, it has become one of the city’s foremost
When Dust Settles | Igshaan Adams
Speaking of investing in young artists, do yourself a favour and go to the Standard Bank Gallery, which will be showing When Dust Settles, the much anticipated solo exhibition by
Looking towards a more inclusive future in the arts
Being at the helm of one of the country’s most important non-commercial galleries can be a daunting task, but it can also be an exhilarating experience. It’s been just over
Harmonia: Sacred Geometry, the pattern of existence
Gordon Froud, artist, senior lecturer in Sculpture at The University of Johannesburg (UJ) and curator, has been working on an exhibition that investigates various aspects of sacred geometry in the
I am because you are: A search for Ubuntu with permission to dream
The Standard Bank Gallery joins hands with renowned artist and curator, Usha Seejarim to present an inspiring exhibition of artworks lifted from the bank’s corporate art collection from 2 February
Women in the Arts
Lore Watterson is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Creative Feel Magazine South African women are celebrated during August and without even trying to publish a ‘women’ issue, Creative Feel did just that;
Beth Diane Armstrong’s in perpetuum
Following critical acclaim at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, Beth Diane Armstrong’s in perpetuum will show at the Standard Bank Gallery in Johannesburg from 4 August to 30 September
Astounding Art at Aspire’s Auction
Aspire Art Auctions’ upcoming July sale at The Park on 7, Hyde Park Corner, offers a selection of some of the best works produced by local and international artists available
Standard Bank’s New Acquisitions
New Acquisitions: Standard Bank Corporate Collection is currently on at the Standard Bank Gallery in Johannesburg, and runs until 14 December 2017. The exhibition includes works par excellence by some
Andrew Tshabangu: Footprints
Born in Soweto in 1966, Andrew Tshabangu’s photography has received critical acclaim across the globe. His work has been exhibited internationally and is renowned for documenting the daily rituals of
Standard Bank Gallery Exhibits Air: Inspiration – Expiration
From 8 October to 3 December, the Standard Bank Gallery will host the fourth and final instalment in its series of exhibitions based on the four elements of water, fire, earth and
Four Female Muses Who Shaped Henri Matisse
The female figure dominated Henri Matisse’s work, and here are four key women whose likenesses were featured in the Rhythm and Meaning exhibition at Johannesburg’s Standard Bank Gallery Amélie (Portrait
Free Shuttle Service to Matisse Exhibition
All roads lead to the Matisse exhibition with a Standard Bank Art sponsored Shuttle Service Henri Matisse: Rhythm and Meaning is the much anticipated Matisse exhibition which opened at Johannesburg’s Standard Bank Gallery
Henri Matisse: Rhythm and Meaning
An extract from the catalogue accompanying the exhibition Henri Matisse: Rhythm and Meaning, edited by Federico Freschi and published by the Standard Bank Gallery, 2016. Henri Matisse (1869-1954) is probably one of
Considering Pierneef
J.H. Pierneef: A Space for Landscape comes to the Standard Bank
Gallery in July, Creative Feel spoke to the show’s curator,
Wilhelm van Rensburg about the famed artist.