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SASOL New Signatures Visual Art Competition 2025
This afternoon, five merit award winners, a runner-up up as well as the overall winner for this year’s edition of SASOL New Signatures Visual Art Competition have been announced through an opening ceremony presided over by Ms. Nozipho Mbatha, Group Brand Sponsorship Senior Manager for SASOL. Tammy Lee Baikie (Johannesburg), Rebecca Louise (Beck) Glass (Tshwane),… →
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[a]rchive {SNS Visual Art 2025 Announcement.}
Archive: [S]ASOL New signatures Visual Arts Competition announcement 2025. →
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Intraparadox, Interview with Janine Allen and Jan Van Der Merwe, Visual Languages. SAAWK, 21 August 2025
In this podcast, I speak to the curators Janine Allen and Jan van Der Merwe ahead of the opening of their recently curated group exhibition titled Visual Languages at the Die Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns (South African Academy for Science and Art), Tshwane. →
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Intraparadox, Interview with Lerato Motaung. Whispers of What Was.JHB. 31 May 2025
Unlike the previous project, ‘Traces in the Still Air’ (2024) by Lerato Motaung, wherein the he utilised tires and broken glasses as a homage to his childhoold memories and to his grandmother in particular, in ‘Whispers of What Was’ (2025) he opted to deploy granite stones and wooden sleighd to drive a meditation once more… →
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Intraparadox, Interview with Michael Selekane. Migration Melodies.JHB. 23 October 2024
On 15 November, Michael Selekane will unveil a new body of work at The White River Gallery. →
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Intraparadox, Interview with Fumani Maluleke. The Emergent Scroll. PAM. 30 August 2024
Walter Maluleke, The Emergent Scroll. →
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Intraparadox, Interview with Lerato Motaung. Traces In The Still Air. ViaCallLink. 21 October 2024
Traces In The Still Air an installation by Lerato Motaung. →
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Intraparadox, Interview with Tandabantu Matola, SNS Art Competition 2024 Runner-Up. PAM 4 September.
This year’s SASOL New Signatures Art Competition’s Runner-Up’s work meditates on one of the most essential domestic items, the dishcloth. The work centers it as a metaphor for social resiliance and optimism. →
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