Last night SAFFCA/AFSACSA WERE truly honored by the overwhelming reception of the exhibition of some chosen works from the SAFFCA Collection. People where fascinated by the wealth, the depth and the diversity of this sample of the Southern African Contemporary artistic talents. They were thrilled and filled with true enthusiasm. We wish to thank the […]
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As part of the “Art is Open” program, the Cultural Agency départementale Dordogne-Périgord is hosting the exhibition Clair-Obscur , imagined and conceived by SAFFCA. This exhibition is important for the foundation as it was created in Johannesburg to encourage, support and promote the living artists of Southern Africa, in particular by the constitution and distribution of […]
SAFFCA in association with AFSACSA participated at the 2018 FNB Joburg Art Fair. As the first international art fair on the continent, SAFFCA was honored to have participated at this fair. Focused on contemporary art from the continent and diaspora SAFFCA presented artists who participated in their residency program, part of the collection artist all who […]
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SAFFCA would like to thank Laura Vincenti, Tumi Tlhoaele, Sophie Lalonde ,Tumelo Mosaka, Molemo Moiloa and the entire team of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2018. It was a true privilege for us to be present at the Fair with the SAFFCA booth and to be able to welcome some of you at Gerhard Marx’s studio for […]
The sculpture series entitled They came from across the water reflects Njara’s the desire to investigate the contribution and influence of missionary education in the rural Transkei during the colonial period. In this area, most black indigenous people believed in traditional African spiritual life and the slaughtering and separating of animal flesh from the bone […]
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