From August 22 to September 19, 2017, Barnard Gallery will present –Arium, a solo exhibition by South African artist Jaco van Schalkwyk. His ever-evolving exploration of the photorealist technique may...
From August 9 to November 26, 2017, Badischer Kunstverein will present The Truth is Never Watertight, a survey exhibition by Britain-based, Tanzanian artist Lubaina Himid. Himid has dedicated her work...
From August 13 to November 5, 2017, Weltkulturen Museum will present A Labour of Love, an exhibition at Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG), featuring 600 work from South Africa, acquired in...
Open Forum exhibition, Phefumla! (Breathe!) is a group exhibition by South African artists and student activists, is currently running at the Goethe-Institut. Open Forum was formed in response to student...
Their Own Harlems, a group exhibition in celebration of the centennial of the birth of Jacob Lawrence (1917–2000), is currently running at Studio Museum Harlem. The features work of over...
Sulger-Buel Lovell presents Summer Show 2017, a joint exhibition by Zimbabwean artist Georgina Maxim and Ghanaian artist Larry Amponsah. Each artist creates rich and complex relationships in their work by...
Souls of Azania, a solo exhibition of work by internationally acclaimed South African artist Nelson Makamo, is currently running at the Gallery of African Art (GAFRA). The exhibition highlights Makamo’s admiration...
Kings of the New Cities, a solo exhibition by leading Senegalese artist Kassou Seydou is presently on-going at Galerie Cécile Fakhoury. A script represented by a line unravels and rearranges...
Barnard Gallery presents Nano – 1.1, a concept of relative simplicity, featuring over 50 artists; Lien Botha, Alexia Vogel, Isabella Kuijers, Mia Chaplin, Gabrielle Raaff, Gitte Moller, Karin Daymond, Louis Nel, Ryan...
From September 14 to October 8, 2017, Addis Fine Art, London will present Erase Me, a solo exhibition of recent work by Brooklyn-based Ethiopian-born artist Tariku Shiferaw. His body of work One of These Black Boys interrogates the concept of mark-making...