Blessing Ngobeni's work Land Exchange has been acquired for the permanent collection by Iziko South African National Gallery

Paolo Bini was honoured with a solo booth, titled Spazi Immensi, at the recent MiArt Fair in Milan. Organised by the Intesa San Paolo Bank (the main sponsor of the Fair itself), the solo show was promoted with a monograph published by the renowned Marsilio Edition. Works will be included in the Intesa San Paolo permanent collection, which includes works by artists such as Caravaggio.

Penelope Stutterheime Mapping
3 – 26 April 2019
Everard Read Circa Cape Town

Everard Read Cape Town is pleased to present Mapping – an exhibition of new artworks by Penelope Stutterheime. This is the artist’s first large solo exhibition in the CIRCA Cape Town gallery space, and the culmination of 14 months of painting in her studio.

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Everard Read London presents

Guy Ferrer  Le Jardin des Délices  

5 April - 4 May 2019

Everard Read London presents an exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Guy Ferrer.

Born in Algeria, Guy Ferrer is a French artist of Catalan and Italian descent. His work is deeply concerned with spirituality and the transience of life, and over the past three decades, he has developed an international reputation as a painter and sculptor, with exhibitions in museums and galleries around the world.

For this London exhibition, Ferrer has assembled a compelling body of work that continues his investigation into the duality of life and the universe, using his artistic practice to search for meaning and share his revelations with others.

Nelson Makamo is the subject of a feature by Ernest Mabuza on TimesLive. 

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Aron Demetz has a new solo exhibition at the Galerie Doris Ghetta in South Tyrol, Italy. 

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Everard Read London presents

William Peers  Fanfare

8 - 30 March 2019

Everard Read London presents an exhibition of marble sculpture by British sculptor, William Peers. 

With this new body of work, Peers continues exploring the relationship between positive and negative shapes. Removing more marble allows the negative shapes to play a greater part and the focus shifts between the marble contours and the air around them - a conversation between matter and space.

Everard Read London presents

Barbara Wildenboer  Folly

8 - 30 March 2019

Everard Read London presents an exhibition of new work by South African artist, Barbara Wildenboer.

Using the medium of collage to powerful effect, Wildenboer’s exhibition comprises highly textured and sculptural works that serve as contemporary vanitases within the context of the Anthropocene.

Through her practice, Wildenboer reflects on how humankind is affected by globalisation, economic upheavals, scarcity, pollution and man-made disasters. She explores both beauty and excess, the magnitude and the mystery of the cosmos, contrasted with the relative insignificance of humans.

Beezy Bailey, on the occassion of his book launch at Everard Read London, is the subject of an interview with London Live

Barbara Wildenboer: Folly is featured, with image of Flights of Fancy, in a roundup of art events in the March issue of Sloane Square

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