With 'No Closer to the Truth', painter Mary Wafer presents two new series of paintings. The first series of small and intimate works are portraits and still lives of mercenaries and gun enthusiasts and their weapon collections. The second series is an investigation into the Durban architecture and harbour.

23 March - 17 April

'Flatlands' focuses on the inner city of contemporary Johannesburg and documents people who have moved there – refugees searching for gold in one form or another. Shoul writes that he “wanted to document this new era of the Flatlands in post-Apartheid times. This huge mix of people and culture squeezed so tightly together in a place barely able contain it all”.

'Nomadic Structures' is a collaborative project by two Swiss artists – visual artist Kerim Seiler and dancer/choreographer Gregor Metzger – that will be installed in various urban and rural locations in South Africa in March and April. The travelling work is a sculpture made up of a number of tetrahedron-shaped cells and decorated with colourful fluorescent lights that blink at a slow pace.