Africa’s leading and longest running contemporary art fair, FNB Art Joburg will return to Sandton Convention Centre for its 16th edition. We look forward to seeing you there to offer you the best in contemporary African art.
Dada Khanyisa. Wonder where I’d be had I not placed desirability at the forefront of my identity, 2022. Mixed media on wood. 84 x 124 x 10cm. (© Copyright 2022, STEVENSON. All rights reserved)
Features
Georgina Gratrix. Irma’s Two Nudes Jub (167), 2022. Oil on Canvas. 40 x 30 cm
Title of Interest:
JAN23
with Georgina Gratrix
Georgina Gratrix. Irma’s Two Nudes Jub (167), 2022. Oil on Canvas. 40 x 30 cm
Title of Interest:
Join the Cult of Ugliness
with Georgina Gratrix
Bona II, Charlottesville, Virginia, 2015. Silver gelatine print. Image and paper size: 29 x 50cm.(© Copyright 2022, STEVENSON. All rights reserved.)
Conversation of Interest:
“People can choose to forget but the photograph cannot”
with Zanele Muholi
Bonolo Kavula. I rise, 2022. Punched Shweshwe and thread. 215 x 122 cm. Unique. (Courtesy of Norval Foundation)
Re:View
"You will see what you want to get"
with Bonolo Kavula
A Century of Black Figuration in Painting, 2022, Zeitz MOCAA. Photograph by Dillon Marsh, courtesy of Zeitz MOCAA
Re:View
"When We See Us is a declaration of love to Black life"
with Koyo Kouoh
Turiya Magadlela. Jesus Walking in Water I, 2018. Nylon and cotton pantyhose on canvas. 150 x 150 cm.
Conversation of Interest:
Three hours
with Turiya Magadlela
First Person Series: Teresa Kutala-Firmino
First Person Series: Teresa Kutala-Firmino
First Person is an intimate video-based series by FNB Art Joburg where artists offer personal accounts of their platforms, practice, process, and upcoming projects.
In this inaugural episode Teresa Kutala-Firmino walks us through the premise for her upcoming series The Owners of the Earth. An artist considering magic realism through paint and collage, the series sees her offering fantasy as an escapist response to trauma, a means to cope, heal and somehow survive the impossible.
Construct Series
Construct Series
Institut Français Afrique du Sud (IFAS) and FNB Art Joburg are delighted to present CONSTRUCT: a series focused on woman artists working in Joburg across all mediums.
Just as “construct” may refer to the physical act of building or making, a construct can also refer to a concept; one formulated without empirical evidence that therefore does not necessarily reflect the lived reality. In this way the series explores both the identity and gender constructs female identifying artists navigate through their work as well as the physical practice of each artist.
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