Art & Design

This year’s Frieze saw strong sales, fresh curation and major SA highlights stealing international attention.

From fragmented human forms to predators with muscular grace and fierce energy, Dylan Lewis’s sculptures reveal a primal spirit.

Design Week SA was inaugurated with The Design Table event

Acclaimed SA artist Gerhard Marx explores the limitations and possibilities of language and visual expression in his latest exhibition, "Landscape Would Be The Wrong Word".

A season of contrasts: sleek lines meet sculpted forms as Paris Design Week celebrates a sharper, more expressive design language

This is SA-born London-based artist Jennifer Morrison’s sixth exhibition in her 12-year collaboration with Graham Contemporary.

Joburg is about to become a major global hub for photography with the opening of the Roger Ballen Centre for Photography.

Joburg-based artist Farhana explores womanhood, memory and power through layered, introspective portrayals of the feminine form.

Toothpicks, bottle caps, and sandpaper find new purpose in Soal’s meditative exploration of matter and transformation.

Against a cooling global market, Africa 1-54 proves the continent’s creative economies are still on the rise.

Gerhard Marx rethinks landscape and materiality to unearth the poetry of the natural world.

From Eswatini looms to global galleries, Mags Stephens’ tapestries carry generations of women and memory within their fibres.

Often overlooked in the roll call of great SA investment art, Preller has been difficult to fit into art-historical movements and ideas

Artists respond to the built environment, revealing resilience, memory, and the spirit of place across Africa and beyond.

From emerging talents to celebrated masters, October offers a vibrant mix of exhibitions across Johannesburg and Cape Town.