How Youth and Technology are Disrupting Art 29 January 2019 Would you buy digital art on blockchain? How about AI-driven autonomous art from an Instagram-only gallery? Here’s how tech and millennials are disrupting the art world. Technology and youth are disrupting the status quo of the art world, not only reshaping sedentary categories of […]
Last month January 2019 at Maxwell-Baynes – Christie’s International Real Estate Jonathan Hindson and Clément Garnung opened this year’s program. The exhibition was a tremendous success as it explored the different conversations and encounters both Hindson and Garnung had in South Africa during the course of their residency in collaboration with The Project Space. We would like […]
BOOTH F6 CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER (CTICC) 15 – 17 February 2019 ARTISTS: THINA ZIBI THEMBA KHUMALO TONI-ANN BALLENDEN ASANDA KUPA TAWANDA PHILIMON TAKURA FATIMA TAYOB MOOSA JULIO RIZHI
Ruzy Rusike started the year with an invitation to Paris from IFAS. The Ministry of European and Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Culture of France welcomed Ruzy to a conference on audience growth and development for cultural organisations. Click here to read more Soon after the arrival of Lungile Zaphi for her internship […]
Friday the 21st, just before our humble Xmass party we had the privilege to spend some time with Hariwe Johnson at his studio in Blairgowrie. We spent a very special 90 Minutes with him absorbed by the ethical brilliance of his project on Dark City. We truly wish him the best in his present attempt […]
Littered Africa Having heard so often “why are people littering so much in Africa, why can’t garbage be simply placed in the rubbish bins”, made me stop and reflect on the problem surrounding us at an ethical level. Not so long ago, our modus vivendi was generating only small amounts of non-biodegradable waste. But unfortunately, […]
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On the 29th of November Lizette and Greg Barnes welcomed some 80 people at Entabeni Farm for the informal gathering closing the SAFFCA residencies in Knysna of Keneilwe Mokoena and Helena Hugo. The two artists offered us two performances after our addresses. It was a fantastic way to conclude the 2018 SAFFCA crossed residencies program. […]
