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Michelangelo Pistoletto
Labirinto e Grande Pozzo, 1969-2008. corrugated cardboard and mirror .

'In Context'

Various Artists at Goodman Gallery Project Space

This multi-faceted programme of exhibitions, performances and video screenings is a shared Fifa World Cup effort from the Goodman Gallery, the Nirox Foundation, the Johannesburg Art Gallery, the Goethe-Institut and Arts On Main. Most events will take place at Arts On Main, although see separate listings for exhibitions at JAG and the Apartheid Museum. The mainstay of this program is an exhibition of big-hitting local and international artists based at the Goodman Gallery's project space at Arts On Main. Featured artists include Kendell Geers, Robin Rhode, Thomas Mulcaire, Candice Breitz, Mikhael Subotzky, Kader Attia, Ghada Amer, Michelangelo Pistoletto and Willem Boshoff.

Don't miss the opening on Sunday May 23 at 11am at the Goodman Gallery Project Space.

23 May - 17 July

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Anna Nordquist Andersson and David Svensson
at NiROX PROJECTS at Arts on Main

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'Love Your Neighbour'
Various Artists
at Twilsharp Studios

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'Scenes of a Romantic Nature'
Deborah Poynton
at STEVENSON in Johannesburg

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'Landscapes'
Paul Augustinus
at Everard Read Gallery

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'Cemetery'
Raimi Gbadamosi
at Johannesburg Art Gallery

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