UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG ART GALLERY invites you to the opening of the exhibition entitled Mine: A Selection of Films by South African Artists Date: Wednesday 7 March 2012 Time: 18:30 for 19:00 Venue: UJ Art Gallery Kingsway Campus, Corner of Kingsway Avenue and University Road Auckland Park Bridget Baker, Dineo Seshee Bopape, Doris Bloom, Jacques [...]
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‘Mine: A Selection of Films by South African Artists ‘ at the University of Johannesburg
Posted in News, tagged Berni Searle, Bridget Baker, Cedric Nunn, Dineo Seshee Bopape, Donna Kukama, Doris Bloom, Gregg Smith, Jacques Coetzer, Johan Thom, Lerato Shadi, Michael McGarry, Minette Vari, Nandipha Mnthambo. Zanele Muholi, Penny Siopis, Robin Rhode, Simon Gush & Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Teboho Edkins, William Kentridge on March 6, 2012 |
Time Out (Dubai) – Mine: South African video art
Posted in News, tagged Abrie Fourie, Bridget Baker, Contemporary South African Art, Jacques Coetzer, Johan Thom, Lerato Shadi, Robin Rhode, South African art, video art on January 26, 2012 |
From the viewer’s perspective, video installations can be a tricky medium to wrap your head around. The content is often obscure and indecipherable, and it’s all to easy too walk away feeling more than a little confused. However, if you’re armed with some background knowledge on the artist and their intentions, video installations can be [...]
The Heart of the African City
Posted in News, tagged Abrie Fourie, African Architecture, African Perspectives, Andrew Tshabangu, ArchiAfrika, ArchiAfrka, Contemporary Art, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Gordon Froud, Happy Dhlame, Ismail Farouk, Jacques Coetzer, Johan Thom, Lawrence Lemaoana, Maja Marx, Map ZAR, Modern Art Projects, Sean Slemon, Shane de Lange, The heart of the African city, The Trinity Session, Titus Matiyane on September 21, 2009 |
Participating artists: Johan Thom, Ismail Farouk, Lawrence Lemaoana, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Abrie Fourie, Happy Dhlame and Titus Matiyane. Alongside the individual artists, an exhibition showcasing relevant work from the MAP collection will be arranged, including works by Maja Marx, Gordon Froud, Andrew Tshabangu, Sean Slemon, Jacques Coetzer, and Shane de Lange. The MAP collection will be [...]
