[01.07.05] Mustafa Maluka at the Michael Stevenson Contemporary
Mustafa Maluka's portrait paintings depict distinct personalities and attitudes,
brought to life by their titles. Kim Gurney
reports.
[01.07.05] 'printtttt' at the AVA
'printtttt', curated by Andrew Lamprecht, offers a fresh look at an age-old form of artmaking. Sue Williamson reviews.
[01.07.05] Daniel Blom at Bell-Roberts Contemporary
Kim Gurney takes a closer look at Daniel Blom's sculptures.
[06.07.05] Kathryn Smith at the South African National Gallery
Kathryn Smith's Standard Bank Young Artist's show, 'Euphemism' is too woolly and diffuse to offer any true intellectual or aesthetic satisfaction, says Lloyd Pollak.
[01.07.05] Carol Nathan Levin at Gallery @ 157
Robyn Sassen discusses Carol Nathan Levin's use of the Haitian technique of Drapo Vodou in her exhibition at Gallery@157.
[01.07.05] Rosemarie Marriott at Gordart
Rosemarie Marriott's exhibition 'Wolhaarstories' consists of an assortment of
teddy bears, confronting farm-based and male-centred issues of animal
castration,
husbandry and trophies. Robyn Sassen reviews.
[01.07.05] Terry Kurgan at the Goodman Gallery
Student Rika La Grange reviews Terry Kurgan's photographic exhibition.
[01.07.05] Wehrner Lemmer at the Absa Gallery
Student Rosalind Cleaver reviews Wehrner Lemmer's exhibition ’Karoovlaktes’.
[01.07.05] 'Through the Looking Glass' at the Standard Bank Gallery
Student Michelle Harris reviews the group exhibition curated by Brenda Schmahmann.
[01.07.05] 'Gold of India' at the Standard Bank Gallery
Student Same Ndlali reviews the 'Gold of India' exhibition.
[01.07.05] Marina Abramovic and Paolo Canevari at the Johannesburg Art Gallery
Student Legodile Seganabeng reviews Marina Abramovic and Paolo Canevari's exhibition.
[01.07.05] 'Porn Again' at Merely Mortal
Student Jana Zaaijman reviews the erotic art exhibition curated by Gordon Froud.
[01.07.05] Reney Warrington at the Premises Gallery at the Johannesburg Civic Theatre
Student Lerato Shadi reviews Reney Warrington's exhibition 'Family affairs volume 1'.
[01.07.05] 'The Universal Declaration of Human Rights Print Portfolio' at the University of Johannesburg Art Gallery
Student Odirile Mokotedi reviews the exhibition of thirty-three printmakers from thirty countries in the international arena .
[01.07.05] Experience par Excellence? The 51st Venice Biennale
Laurie Ann Farrell, Curator of the Museum for African Art in NY, reflects on the Venice Biennale.
