Brett Seiler talks about his work to Clemens Müller for Kennich magazine. 

Brett Murray has launched his new book, Limbo. 

The book encompasses Murray's 2021 solo exhibition with Everard Read London. 

Teresa Kutala Firmino’s family history is a complex one, with both sets of her grandparents having fled civil war. Firmino was born to a Congolese father and an Angolan mother in 1993 in Pomfret, a town in the North West province of South Africa, where many of the former soldiers of the country’s 32 Battalion—a unit of the South African army founded in 1975 that fought in Angola—settled after the Angolan war. 

The work of South African artist, Gerhard Marx, featured at a symposium at the Courtauld Institute in London in June 2023. 'The Art and Architecture of Mapping: Visual and Material Approaches to Cartographic Objects' foregrounded such questions as: how do maps operate as representations, and how do culturally situated understandings of space shape how they are created, seen and read.

South African artist, Lady Skollie’s exhibition as this year’s Standard Bank Young Artist for Visual Arts, launched in June 2023 at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda, South Africa.

In this video, Lady Skollie discusses how, in this body of work the hole or cave becomes a metaphor for tackling the complexity of Brown identities in South Africa.

The exhibition will tour across South Africa over the next year, taking powerful art and important ideas to diverse communities.

Wilma Cruise had been selected as Festival Artist for the Stellenbosch Woordfees art festival 2023 in October. 

Nandipha Mntambo has been featured in the BBC documentary, Africa Rising with Afua Hirsch. 

Dylan Lewis | Recent Leopard Maquettes

Muloongo Muchelemba takes a tour of our WINTER 2022|23 Exhibition.

The unveiling of Lionel Smit’s Morphous as a permanent installation in Kennedy Plaza, Providence known as The Creative Capital on November 28, 2022 was made possible by the American Recovery Protection Act in collaboration with The Avenue Concept,  Mayor of Providence, Jorge O. Elorza and PVD Art Culture and Tourism.