Archive of Previous Art Exhibitions in South Africa - Closed June 2011

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ART EXHIBITIONS IN WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA

Opening of Four Exhibitions
Date: 16 May - 10 June
Venue: Association for Visual Arts, 35 Church Street, Cape Town, South Africa,
Phone: +27-21 424-7436, Fax: +27-21 423-2637, [email protected]
Corlie de Kock, Sandra Hanekom and Madelein Marincowitz THE DUALITY OF REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING; Colin Payne WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED YOUR VISIT; Karen Cronje AMANUENSIS; Francis Burger and Christian Nerf AND NOT BUT.

Present History
Date: 25 May
Venue: Erdmann Contemporary, 63 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town 8001
T. +72 (0) 21 422 2762 , F. +72 (0) 21 422 3278 , www.erdmanncontemporary.co.za , [email protected]
A mixed media group exhibition Karlien de Villiers, Marna Hattingh, Haidee Nel & Diana Hyslop

Opening of Four Exhibitions
Date: 16 May - 10 June
Venue: Association for Visual Arts, 35 Church Street, Cape Town, South Africa,
Phone: +27-21 424-7436, Fax: +27-21 423-2637, [email protected]
Mary Visser ALONG THESE CITY STREETS, Damien Schumann BORDERLINE, Shakes Tembani UNQULO, Francis Burger and Christian Nerf AND NOT BUT

ART EXHIBITIONS IN GAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA

1 ; 1
Date: 2 June
Venue: David Krut Projects, 140 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood, Johannesburg
T +27 (0)11 447 0627 , [email protected] , www.davidkrutpublishing.com
Alexandra Ross’ upcoming solo exhibition presents a new body of oil-on-paper paintings, monotypes and prints. The abstract works form part of a large-scale installation, one that includes the gallery itself. The title, 1:1 refers to a direct relationship between equal quantities but understood as one-to-one, refers to an intimate, private conversation between two people.

Designs of Self
Date: 2 June - 9 July
Venue: Fried Contemporary Art Gallery & Studio, Pretoria, South Africa
t: +27 12 3460158, [email protected], www.friedcontemporary.com
In Designs of self the focus will broadly fall on various interpretations of identity, the body and cultural expression. The artists consider the self in relation to the world and the predicaments of the impact of technology on the individual and society; artificiality and the posthuman body; and boundary situations where the self is continually challenged and renegotiated.

IK BEN EEN AFRIKANDER
Date: 1 - 29 June
Venue: Artspace Chester Court 142 Jan Smuts Avenue Parkwood 2193
Tel +27 (0) 11 880 8802 Fax +27 (0) 86 649 8551
Mobile +27 (0) 82 651 47 02
Email [email protected]
Hours Tues to Fri 10h00 - 17h30 Sat 10h00 - 15h30
http://www.artspace-jhb.co.za/
A rising voice of new Afrikaans artists, poets and literary thinkers have been grappling with the concept of an
Afrikaner identity that is not merely a now shameful label from the time the country is trying to forget,
but a culture that in itself is as African as any other.

ART EXHIBITIONS IN KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA