Turiya Magadlela is featured in the Financial Times' article on pantyhose in art. 

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Textile artist Turiya Magadlela was commissioned by the 16th Istanbul Biennial curatorial team to create a site-specific artwork in Turkey. S’Maidical is a series of giant tapestries made of tights, which cover the ceiling, resulting in a cave-like structure. Throughout the opening week, as a performance, she continued to sew tights in the exhibition space, calling attention to labour conditions, gender disparities, as well as the intertwined histories of sexually and racially-grounded violence and abuse. Magadlela’s use of textiles also calls attention to (skin) colour, as well as referring to the context of South Africa, with allusions to black magic and fetish dolls.

The Biennial runs until 10 November.

Everard Read present at FNB Art Joburg

13 September - 15 September 2019

Everard Read presents over 20 artist from South Africa and Europe. Artist include Brett Murray, Deborah Bell, Beth Diane Armstrong, Blessing Ngobeni, Caryn Scrimgoeour, Lionel Smit, Angus Taylor, Nigel Mullins, Lucinda Mudge, Turiya Magadlela, Norman Catherine, Guy Ferrer, Phillemon Hlungwani, Lady Skollie, Andrzej Urbanski, Daniel Naudé and Olivié Keck.

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Blessing Ngobeni is the subject of an interview video, disucssing his journey to becoming one of South Africa's most established contemporary artists, on East Coast Radio

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Nigel Mullins: Mass Gatherings is featured, with image of Protest at Trafalgar Square, in a roundup of art events in the September issue of Sloane Square

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Nigel Mullins: Mass Gatherings at Everard Read London is the subject of a feature, with image of Protest at Trafalgar Square, on Omenka

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Lucinda Mudge is the subject of a 4-page artist profile, with images, in Génératione Africaine.

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Beezy Bailey, on the occassion of his book launch, is the subject of an 8-page interview feature, with images, in After Nyne.

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Guy Ferrer's travelling T.O.L.E.R.A.N.C.E sculpture is the subject of a feature on Midi Libre.

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Phenyo Melody Madiba is announced as the 2019 winner of the Blessing Ngobeni Art Prize, a self-funded art prize that offers the artist three months residency at Victoria Yards, a materials fund, a three months stipend and a show at Everard Read Johannesburg.

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