Winter
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The simple philosophy that coalesced Doctor Jan van der Merwe’s teaching methodology for more than three decades at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Faculty of Arts and Design, encouraged artists to work from their original vision, to speak from the heart and not to be swayed by trends or what the art world deemed popular.
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Ahead of his solo exhibition at the Pretoria Art Museum following his art residency there, I have a conversation with Odirile Khune Motsiri to reflect on the art production processes of the new body of work selected for the upcoming exhibition.
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The staging of Capital Art Fair Tshwane earlier this year represents a significant development in the history of art in Tshwane. In this podcast I have a conversation with Lethabo Gumede the curator of the art fair and a member of the strategic team that conceptualized the event.
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In Mikondzo ya vakokwani (The Ancestors footsteps), Thephelus Rikhotso, has reflected on something deep within his psyche. He has come to share with us personalized entities that not only anchor his being in this world. But help make sense of our precarious world.
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Despite the change in the ensembled artists in the present exhibition, in both Textured surfaces and Pieces and the world they inhabit exhibitions, both exhibitions give us the same insight into the nature of practices that these artists are engaged in. The difference is that the curator has elected to focus on close colleagues that…
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Shenaz Mahomed has curated TAF’23 Talent-Grad Show exhibition. I sat with her on the aternoon of 28 July to get an insight on this exhibition titled ‘I Now Pronounce You A Community’, Turbine Art Fair and the visual arts industry in general.
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This year, the Viewing Room Art Gallery has braved all odds to be part of the Turbine Art Fair 2023.
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