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Sorry for the lack of postings lately, but as promised before the move to Dublin, that’s just how it’s gonna be (until such time as Bronwyn and Rat do the regular blogging they tentatively offered here; like most Joburgers, they’re busy with more than a handful of things, so…).
OK, catch-up spanning (and doing little justice [...]
This past weekend has been a really great art weekend, with Simon Gush and Dorothee Kreutzfeldt’s performance ‘3 Point Turn’ at the Drill Hall’s Point Blank Gallery on Friday night and Nathaniel Stern’s ‘Call and Response’ at Art on Paper in 44 Stanley on Saturday afternoon.
Here are some images from the performance in [...]
The SAarts opening, walkabout and panels went extremely well - the former attended by at least 150 people through the course of the evening. There are walkabouts every weekend (see schedule) for the next three weeks, and the show and catalogue look great, so I highly recommend your chaecking it out. Below are some photos [...]
JHB626GP, on the parking gallery roof. Photo by Christo Doherty
JHB626GP, Ismail Farouk’s solo exhibition of a video produced for the Venice architectural biennale and photographs shot of a burning house in Ellis Park, was an amazing testament to the urbane provocations alive and well in downtown johannesburg. Between a great SAarts article by Rat Western [...]
Been doing filler (mostly my own stuff) for the past while on the blog, whilst on residence in Brazil, and not getting out much since going gaga over my daughter. Hit the gallery strip two days ago, tho, and as usual was pleased by the works at Warren Siebrits - with the exception of the [...]
Carine Zaayman says, on A R T T H R O B _ W E B S I T E S:
’Providing a free South African alternative to the gallery-driven, Cape Town-based, and mainstream media, SAartsEmerging.org is dedicated to featuring emerging South African artists, curators and arts personalities who are not generally, or have not yet [...]
Don’t forget the SAartsEmerging launch and party!
