Intraparadox

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Intraparadox, The Viewing Room Art Gallery Moment 3. TAF’23, 28 July 23.

28 July, 2023

This year, the Viewing Room Art Gallery has braved all odds to be part of the Turbine Art Fair 2023. →
Intraparadox, Interview with Glynis Hyslop. TAF Thus Far. Hydepark Corner. 28 Jul 23.

28 July, 2023

This year the Turbine Art Fair celebrates its 11th year running. in the present episode of Intraparadox I had the opportunity to sit down with its founder Glynis Hyslop. →
Intraparadox, Interview with Lucy Anastasiadis. The Viewing Room Art Gallery Moment Part 2. PAM 18 Jul 23.

21 July, 2023

Emerging from a hybrid of a boutique and an art gallery, The Viewing Room Art Gallery has solidified itself as a mainstay in the gallery circuit in Tshwane. Its historical moment must be framed. This is the first part of that endeavour. →
Intraparadox, Interview with Sammy Muller. The Viewing Room Art Gallery Moment Part 1. PAM 10 Jul 23.

17 July, 2023

Emerging from a hybrid of a boutique and an art gallery, The Viewing Room Art Gallery has solidified itself as a mainstay in the gallery circuit in Tshwane. Its historical moment must be framed. This is the first part of that endeavour. →
The Courtyard

14 July, 2023

The crowd stirred to leave the courtyard, the Pied Crows flapped jetted away, quacking in all directions to enshrine the proceedings of this Khorho in the heavens. →
Mikondzo ya Vakokwani Exhibition Invite teaser

04 July, 2023

Following almost ten months in an art residency at the Pretoria Art Museum, Theophelus Rikhotso’s first solo exhibition is now open. It will run until 27 August 2023. →
Intraparadox, Interview with Bongi Bengu. The Nexus. PAM 19 August 2022

26 August, 2022

The present edition of Intraparadox attempts to trace Bongi Bengu’s origin narrative and arrive at an understanding of her art practice. →
Intraparadox, Interview with Dr. Pfunzo Sidogi SASOL New Signatures Chairman, PAM 22 July 2022

24 August, 2022

The present podcast attempts to make sense of this premier art competition through Sidogi’s experience. What emerges is the important role that the art competition has played in encouraging and supporting careers of visual artists since the 1960s. →