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Vulnerability and strength: Helen Nabukenya’s Abalamu Baseesa Gwaka
The Curator’s Exhibition at the Stellenbosch Triennale currently displays the … [Read more...] about Vulnerability and strength: Helen Nabukenya’s Abalamu Baseesa Gwaka
Universality and art making: Kelvin Haizel’s BirdCall961: Appendix C
Exploring the Stellenbosch Triennale, I was interested in learning more about … [Read more...] about Universality and art making: Kelvin Haizel’s BirdCall961: Appendix C
Some Other People’s Stuff: Patrick Bongoy’s Across the Currents
Patrick Bongoy’s large work dominates the entrance to the venue hosting the … [Read more...] about Some Other People’s Stuff: Patrick Bongoy’s Across the Currents
Music to Social Distance to: Percy Mabandu
We've asked some of our favourite artists, curators and writers to produce a … [Read more...] about Music to Social Distance to: Percy Mabandu
Capitalocene Crustaceans : Cameron Platter’s ‘Solid Waste’
There’s something distinctly purgatorial about the initial space one encounters … [Read more...] about Capitalocene Crustaceans : Cameron Platter’s ‘Solid Waste’
Multiplicity of Knowing: Mawande Ka Zenzile’s ‘Udludlilali’
Mawande Ka Zenzile’s solo exhibition, Udludlilali, showing at Stevenson in Cape … [Read more...] about Multiplicity of Knowing: Mawande Ka Zenzile’s ‘Udludlilali’
Your Discomfort is my Comfort: The Stellenbosch Triennale
The Stellenbosch Triennale is a non-commercial contemporary art showcase hosting … [Read more...] about Your Discomfort is my Comfort: The Stellenbosch Triennale
The Lives of Fabric: The Stellenbosch Triennale
Situated behind the Woodmill Lifestyle Centre in Stellenbosch, the Stellenbosch … [Read more...] about The Lives of Fabric: The Stellenbosch Triennale
Mending the Many Me’s: Igshaan Adams’ ‘I am You’
Standing in front of a former warehouse, now host to the Stellenbosch Triennale, … [Read more...] about Mending the Many Me’s: Igshaan Adams’ ‘I am You’
