We have the privilege to inform you that Luc Detot, a well established artist from the Bordeaux area in France has arrived at Entabeni Farm for his SAFFCA residency. Detot will work there at the side of Greatjoy Ndlovu who will arrive at Entabeni Farm on the 26th of April. The informal gathering at the end of […]
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 […]
This year SAFFA in association with The Project Space had in residence artist Barbara Schroeder. Schroeder spent about a month at August House which is located at End St, Doornfontein, Johannesburg which unlike France gave her a new perspective of life and one’s sense of freedom, not physically but spiritually. Schroeder engaged not only with her own […]
SAFFCA in association with AFSACSA would like to welcome Helena Hugo and Keneilwe Mokoena to the residency program at Entabeni Farm, Knynsa. They will be in residence until the end of November so be sure to follow us on all of our media platforms to keep an eye on what they are doing and when […]
We had our first informal gathering at ASACSA around one of our celebrated Southern African Art legend, Sam Nhlengethwa. Sam has been with us in residency for a month and we were able to share on Monday night with the local community some of his journeys. Kei Mac Gregor, the son of the great Chris […]
Last night (16 May 2017), we had the pleasure of opening Pauline Gutters final exhibition here in Saint-Emilion with our followers from Saint-Emilion as well as Bordeaux. The event was a tremendous success not only for the foundation and artist but also for the community who came to view the works. Gutter was able to […]
Open Studio: Current works by Themba Khumalo Themba Khumalo (29) is Johannesburg based artist who lives and produces work in the captivity of the city. His embedment in the CBD (central business district) is highly reflective in his work. Khumalo uses various mediums such as etching, drypoint and charcoal drawings in his investigation about the […]