Goodman Gallery 02.03-01.04.2017 Writing about white people, about … [Read more...]
The Spectacle of Poverty: The Brother Moves On at Goodman Gallery
The Brother Moves On
By Lwandile Fikeni
Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg 24.09.2016 – 08.10.2016 A white woman sticks … [Read more...]
The spring show and the end of history
By Lwandile Fikeni
Gallery MOMO, Johannesburg 21.07.2016 - 29.08.2016 In Johannesburg spring … [Read more...]
A conversation with Roger Ballen: The Repressive Nature of Society
By Lwandile Fikeni
It is at ten in the morning in Parktown North, on a quiet Friday morning, when I … [Read more...]
Alienation, Home and Humanity: Jonathan Hindson’s ‘Home’
Jonathan Hindson
By Lwandile Fikeni
Gallery MOMO, Johannesburg 19.11.2015—15.01.2016 I went to see Jonathan … [Read more...]
A brief study in white suburban fears: Diane Victor’s ‘One Pound of Flesh’
Diane Victor
By Lwandile Fikeni
Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg 19.11.2015 - 19.12.2015 Diane Victor’s ‘One … [Read more...]
Senzo Shabangu: Joburg Blue Skies and Bright Lights
Senzo Shabangu
By Lwandile Fikeni
In 2011 I collected my books into a two tiny boxes and put them on a … [Read more...]
The Stains of History: Haroon Gunn-Salie’s ‘History After Apartheid’
Haroon Gunn-Salie
By Lwandile Fikeni
Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg 22.08.2015 - 19.09.2015 The stains of history … [Read more...]
At the Corner of Polyester and Vine
By Lwandile Fikeni
I elected to see this year’s Joburg Art Fair at the last hour of the last day … [Read more...]
Ian Grose: On Art, materiality and materialism
By Lwandile Fikeni
Stevenson, Johannesburg 18.06.2015 – 31.07.2015 I suppose one is tempted to … [Read more...]
Dan Halter: Immigration and the Problematic of Representation
Dan Halter
By Lwandile Fikeni
WHATIFTHEWORLD/ GALLERY 16.04.2015 – 06.06.2015 In Dan Halter’s work one … [Read more...]
