Emalie Bingham is interviewed for her most five recent artworks for the Moving Still group exhibition, which showcases the talent of the Nando's Creative Exchange program. The article includes images of Bingham's following work: Untitled (2017); A Thigh Bone Will Always Be A Thigh Bone (2017): Ephemera (2017); Keicho Nankaido 1606 (2017); and Restless to be still (2017). 

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Nigel Mullins: Artefacts from the Anthropocene at CIRCA Johannesburg is reviewed by Dave Mann on Artthrob

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Everard Read is pleased to present a new video to accompany Sasha Hartslief's solo exhibition in London. The show runs 17 November to 16 December.

Beth Diane Armstrong, on the occasion of her solo exhibition perpetuum at the National Gallery in Cape Town, is the subject of a feature on The Wanted

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Neill Wright's multimedia works draw from media, pop-culture, politics and societal interactions. 

Shany van den Berg:(In)filtration of Time at Everard Read Cape Town is reviewed by Mary Corrigal on Business Live

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Everard Read London are delighted to announce Phillemon Hlungwani's solo exhibition: Rirhandzu Ra Manana/The Love of Women.

Shany van den Berg, on the occasion of Shany van den Berg:(In)filtration of Time at Everard Read Cape Town, is the subject of an artist profile on IOL

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Everard Read pay tribute to Beth Diane Armstrong who won the Standard Bank Young Artist 2017 Award - South Africa’s most prestigious art prize for young talent.

Beth Diane Armstrong, on the occasion of winning the Standard Bank Young Artist Award, is the subject of an interview with Eugene Yiga of the Sunday Times. 

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