The Best Art Exhibitions To See In Hong Kong This March
Vogue Hong Kong,
March 2023
Art Central will return to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, creating a platform for hundreds of rising talents and distinguished artists alike...The Chung Dim central galleries exhibit museum-quality installations for established leading artists from around the world, while Yi Tai Sculpture & Installation Projects are for ambitious larger-than-life contemporary masterpieces scattered across the fair, such as Bev Butkow’s soft sculptures, titled reflective connections.
132 new artists lined up for the Investec Cape Town Art Fair
SABC News,
February 2023
"The Mother City is set to be abuzz with activities as it prepares to host the 10th instalment of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair. This year's event that's taking place from the 17th to the 19th of February, will see a total of 132 new artists showcase their creative body of work to art enthusiasts.."
Lyndhurst artist to exhibit her art at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair
Rosebank Killarney Gazette,
February 2023
"Aneesah believes that art serves as a code for and a response to societal, political, and personal issues. Girie is one of the over 300 artists exhibiting and ready to celebrate the Investec Cape Town Art Fair’s milestone. As excited as she is, she states that art is a subject that she took in high school, not knowing that it would be something that she would continue and develop further within her tertiary education.."
Brandt on fire at Investec Cape Town Art Fair
The Namibian,
February 2023
"Introducing ‘Fire | Physical Energy’, a series of photographs documenting the 2021 Table Mountain fire juxta-posed with images of GF Watts’ bronze equestrian statues honouring the legacy of Cecil John Rhodes, Brandt faces a rapt audience at Guns & Rain’s booth".
Art Exhibition | “What Makes Your Heart Fly” by Sizwe Sama
SABC News,
March 2022
"The Bag Factory Artist Studios in Johannesburg will from today until the 25th of March be hosting textile artist Sizwe Sama's solo exhibition. The project under the title "What Makes Your Heart Fly", is an invitation to celebrate the little things that lead to a sense of fulfilment..."
In the galleries: A rock-and-roll odyssey through sex, race and religion
Washington Post,
December 2021
"Arranged in two rows, the 16 paintings in Thebe Phetogo’s show at Von Ammon Co. bear a resemblance to a lineup of criminals. But the subjects of the Botswana artist’s “Blackbody Rogues’ Gallery” are too fantastical to be taken for the usual suspects. Some of their bodies appear to be made of loosely linked tubers..."