Alastair Whitton recently participated in the 8th edition of the Bamako Encounters, African Photography Biennial, Borders. The exhibition was first shown in Mali, after which it travelled to FotoMuseum in Antwerp. It will also be hosted by the Johannesburg Art Gallery in July 2010 and The South African National Gallery in Cape Town from October 2010.
11 - 25 November 2009
In the flesh is an exhibition of paintings by Thomasin Dewhurst and bronze sculptures by Cobus Haupt. The juxtaposition of the two artists’ work presents an exploration of a particular textural aesthetic that both approach in different ways. Specifically, the exhibition highlights the ways that the human body is represented.
22 October - 4 November 2009
XI – Eleven Solo Exhibitions is exactly that: eleven bodies of work by eleven different artists, all shown in one gallery simultaneously.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
UPPER GALLERY:
Matthew Hindley, Eris Silke, Louis Jansen van Vuuren, Clare Menck.
LOWER GALLERY:
Colbert Mashile, Jan du Toit, Michele Davidson, Audrey Anderson, Gerald Tabata, Sandra Hanekom, Theo Kleynhans.
2 - 17 October 2009
An exhibition inspired by POSTER theft comprises a collection of beautiful original art posters created by Carla Crafford shown alongside work from the artist featured in each poster.
Artists’ that will have work exhibited are:
Kudzana Chiurai, Diane Victor, Berco Wilsenach, Cobus Haupt, Pieter Swanepoel, Eric Duplan, Magdel Fourie, Guy du Toit, Wilma Cruise, Gordon Froud, Johann Moolman, Sarel Petrus, Egon Tania, Ladin Joubert, Jan van der Merwe.
9 - 23 September 2009
A selection of new work by Richard Smith will be on show at iArt Gallery from 9 - 23 September 2009.
11 June - 1 July
Life in Black and White is a curated show with a palette predominantly limited to black and white. If this selection of work were a sentence, colour would serve the function of punctuation rather than subject or object.
Longtime friends and renowned South African artists, Zwelethu Mthethwa and Louis Jansen van Vuuren, are set to join forces this November in a collaborative exhibition to be showcased in association with Coronation Fund Managers at new Cape Town art gallery, iArt.