Where do borders begin? How can they end? How and why do we trust them? These are some of the questions Nupen teases out in her South African debut show at The Less Good Idea
KABOOM! a new exhibition at the Goodman Gallery, is a chance to see some of the material that went into making Kentridge's The Head & The Load
A recent archaeological discovery at Pompeii suggests we might have got it wrong
Lou Almon, who is exhibiting in Cape Town with Jacqueline Griffin-Jones, tells us about her inspiration and how her work has changed and grown
From newcomers to returning exhibitors these are our top 10 favourites...
The Prop House and Strauss & Co will auction hugely collectable 20th-century furniture, and jewellery, art and decorative arts respectively
The Keyes Art Mile is soon to be home to luxe apartments. Graham Wood unlocks the details about the Thirty Keyes development
Lou, who has just returned to the US after a decade in Durban, tells us about pushing the boundaries of her medium as her solo opens at a top New York gallery
As a performer, video artist, sculptor, and draughtsman, Lehulere’s work is arguably the most accurate example of contemporary art
From Alexa Chung’s fashion schedule debut, delectable footwear collaborations, and mega anniversary shows, London had a lot to offer
Project #dearMoon will see artists travel to the moon and be “inspired as they never have before”
Frances Goodman’s latest show 'Offstage' extends her discomforting exploration of sexuality and consumerism
Collectivism in art is currently in vogue, but there’s a deeper narrative of this practice in South Africa, going back to the 1930s
African women are at the helm of two of the continent’s newest art fairs, both dedicated to connecting artists, collectors, and lovers of fine art
Museum acquisitions of artworks have been a driver for art investment growth globally. We can expect to see a similar pattern emerging in South Africa
From a disused garage pit on the seedier side of town emerge artworks that are moving and cerebral, evocative of exploration and space
Contemporary female artists are forcing a change in the way the world views women in art
The superb range of African art projects currently on display is built on the hard work of previous generations
Pulane Kingston believes a new generation of contemporary female artists is forcing a change in the way the world views women in art
By empowering artists to speak from the heart, we are encouraging narratives with the power to inspire social change