A fantastic showcase of 40 artists under the age of 40, as a joint project with BMW Young Collectors Co., an initiative of FNB Art Joburg, is headed to the mother city. As if we needed an excuse to visit the Cape..
But we have one, and it is spring so if you’re wanderlusting after an art filled vacay, this is the trip for you.
Save the date:
25 September 2021 to 28 February 2022, this intriguing and provocative presentation of 60 diverse works from 40 young artists – all of whom are under the age of 40 – will be installed across seven indoor and outdoor sites at the historic Twee Jonge Gezellen Estate, the home of Krone Cap Classique, in Tulbagh.
There will be guided public walkabouts and artists’ activations on the following dates and booking is essential:
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Viewing hours are from Monday to Saturday, 10h00 – 16h00 and entrance to the exhibition is free.
Drawing on rising and established talents from across the African continent and beyond, making it one of the not-to-be-missed cultural events of the South African Spring/Summer season.
The 40 participating artists include Lakin Ogunbanwo (Nigeria), Stephané Edith Conradie (Namibia), Sepideh Mehraban (Iran), Chris Soal (South Africa) and Ronald Muchatuta (Zimbabwe), among others. The impetus is to experience all 60 pieces in relation to one another, but standout examples to look forward to, include oil paint and plaster sculptures by Mia Chaplin; exquisitely rendered beadwork sculptures by Asemahle Ntlonti in collaboration with Noxolo Dyosi and Pumla Lempuku; delicate pencil drawing by Dada Khanyisa; large scale woodblock reliefs by Sthenjwa Luthuli; and paintings by Callan Grecia and Matthew Eguavoen.
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