Commonplace, a new book of photographs published by independent publishers Fourthwall Books, shows two personal collections of images of 20th century SA as it ...

After being closed due to rain damage, the Johannesburg Art Gallery has finally reopened, but its future still rests on watery ground

The ANC: free to disappoint

Mohau Modisakeng’s Lefa La Ntate

Rooted in three countries

A visual disruption

The brains behind the blueprints

Strauss & Co has a number of top artworks on sale in an online-only auction that is already under way

Jo’burg’s new council chamber interacts with the buildings and the city around it

Art collectors will have the rare opportunity to get their hands on limited-edition prints of great works of SA artists that go on sale at a pop-up shop next ...

What should SA’s post-apartheid aesthetics look like?

Photographer Roger Ballen talks about his foundation’s gift to the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa ahead of its September opening in Cape Town

A new photographic and video exhibition by Simon Gush explores the displacement in and dependency of the two countries

Strauss & Co breaks another record

Aspire is the first auction house in history to pay living SA artists royalties on the resale of their works

Thania Petersen’s solo exhibition