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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

Read more about Kaloki Nyamai

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’

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Looking Back to See Forward: ‘From the Vault’ at the Stellenbosch Triennale

Two things confront me entering ‘From the Vault’: the strong red of the walls … [Read more...] about Looking Back to See Forward: ‘From the Vault’ at the Stellenbosch Triennale

Tagged: Stellenbosch Triennale

Social Impact Arts Prize 2020: Awarded Projects Announced

Hello Wolk!, Tears Become Rain and PLANTed have been selected as the awarded … [Read more...] about Social Impact Arts Prize 2020: Awarded Projects Announced

Tagged: Andrew Brose, Casper Lundie, David Brits, Gustav Praekelt, Lorenzo Nassimbeni, Raiven Hansmann, Rupert Museum, Social Impact Arts Prize, studioMAS

Memory against forgetting: A tribute to Santu Mofokeng

Often what makes a great documentary photograph is when the photographer manages … [Read more...] about Memory against forgetting: A tribute to Santu Mofokeng

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Good Feelings for What?: Dada Khanyisa’s ‘Good Feelings’

“And that project is something I consider obscene: the attempt to make the … [Read more...] about Good Feelings for What?: Dada Khanyisa’s ‘Good Feelings’

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The collection and its limits: ‘We’ve Come to Take You Home #1’ at Michaelis Galleries

The UCT art collection was founded in 1920. In 2016, close to a century later, … [Read more...] about The collection and its limits: ‘We’ve Come to Take You Home #1’ at Michaelis Galleries

Tagged: Michaelis Galleries

Meta­stasised Plasti­glomerate: ‘Matereality’ at ISANG

A wall text – white against turquoise – reads: "Strictly speaking, the humans of … [Read more...] about Meta­stasised Plasti­glomerate: ‘Matereality’ at ISANG

Tagged: Carolyn Parton, Chris Soal, Dan Halter, Francois Knoetze, Gabrielle Goliath, iSANG, Liza Grobler, Nicholas Hlobo, Turiya Magadlela, Usha Seejarim

What Remains: Kevin Beasley’s ‘without a clear discernible image’

On a window seat, left in haphazard arrangement: a dried piece of kelp, a … [Read more...] about What Remains: Kevin Beasley’s ‘without a clear discernible image’

Tagged: A4 Arts Foundation, Kevin Beasley

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