Barbara Wildenboer is participating in the Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees (KKNK). Wildenboer will present a retrospective of her work that has been produced over the course of her last ten solo exhibitions.

The work showcased consists of collage, photo-and-paper-construction and digitally animated photographic sculpture. She uses a combination of analogue and digital processes to create work which explores phenomena such as temporality, fractal geometry and the interconnectedness of all living things. Using media images and information selected from various sources, Wildenboer constructs an alternate reality. The three dimensional paper works reflect on how humankind is affected by globalisation, economic upheavals, scarcity, political corruption, wars, epidemics and natural disasters.

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Bronze, Steel, Stone and Bone

28 February - 13 April 2020

The making of art is an act of hope – and sculpture in particular is a talisman for continuance.      - Antony Gormley

Everard Read London presents the fourth edition of its Bronze Steel and Stone exhibitions – a survey of contemporary sculpture from South Africa.

From the very small to the monumental, the works are crafted in seductively smooth or textured bronze, polished granite or burnished steel. Landmarks in space, these still, silent objects are also eloquent transmitters of human experience.

Participating artists include: Deborah Bell, Nic Bladen, Arabella Caccia, Wilma Cruise, Guy du Toit, Chonat Getz, Percy Konqobe, Beckwith Kraft, Jop Kunneke, William Peers,Lionel Smit, Angus Taylor and Florian Wozniak.

Turiya Magadlela, Liza Grobler, Lyndi Sales and Michael MacGarry are amongst the many artists participating in Iziko Museum's current exhibition entitled Materiality, which is on show until the 2 August 2020.  

Dylan Lewis's second solo exhibition, Chthonios, is subject of a feature by Ishani Chetty on House and Leisure. Chetty voted the exhibition as a 'must visit' within Cape Town. 

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Lionel Smit, on the occasion of his most recent exhibition Manipulated Image, is interviewed for VUE by Michael Scivoli. 

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Blessing Ngobeni is the subject of a feature titled "Black Artists to Know at Art Basel" on Paper Magazine

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Liza Grobler, at Context Miami, is named as one of the six rising art stars to catch in Miami by Andrew Sessa on the New York Post.

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Lady Skollie, on the occasion of Weakest Link, is the subject of an interview with Greg Thorpe from the Fourdrinier.

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Daniel Naudé will feature in the upcoming exhibition Unseen: 35 Years of Collecting Photography at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. 

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Lady Skollie is chosen as one of Glamour SA's Women of the Year 2019 for her contributions to Art & Design.

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