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… in Pietermaritzburg into a progressive middle-class Jewish family. His father was a lawyer and his mother a music … writer (Jacana) 2018 On Common Ground , curator, Goodman Gallery Press & Magazine Publications From 1985-1998 worked … a Lens Darkly (six photographers), South African National Gallery 1994 A Shifting Landscape , curator, Foto Instituut, …

… father settled at Saldahna Bay in 1911. In 1914 his family went to Durban, and he studied engineering. Family … at exhibition (two-man, with Joy Krause) at Durban Art Gallery whiles still a student. Frequent one-man exhibitions … Durban. Public Art collections South Africa National Art Gallery, Cape Town; AC White Art Gallery, Bloemfontein; Ann …

… himself how to carve. He sold his pieces to supplement his family’s income, but did not make art his primary career … carvings substantial enough to mount an exhibition at the gallery of the Federated Union of Black Artists (FUBA) in … Soon after, Mudzunga held another exhibition at the Zona Gallery in Norwood. After Mudzunga’s bosses came to view the …

… in Newcastle, Natal. When Nkosi was three years old his family moved to Dukhatole tear Germiston in the Transvaal. He … an Art Galley in Katlehong. Exhibitions: 1970: Hopman Gallery, Glenhazel (solo). Gallery Elysia, Johannesburg (Africa Art Project-group). … The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery. …

… to Brian Wiles, became a member of the well-known Wiles family who have been artists for several generations and long … Exhibitions 1959: Wiles Group Exhibition, Pieter Wenning Gallery, Johannesburg.|1961: Solo exhibition, Pieter Wenning Gallery, Johannesburg. Numerous solo shows at The Gallery, …

… of that museum, the work was returned to the Stainbank family. The Stainbank collection is generally regarded as the … open to the public.  The future Mary Stainbank Memorial Gallery will fulfil this purpose. It is to be established at … which will be transformed into the Mary Stainbank Memorial Gallery.  The gallery is to form the focal point of the Ndaba …

… Primary School, where his father was headmaster. When his family moved to Soweto in 1963, Saoli enrolled at the Morris … his first solo exhibition. Held at Johannesburg’s Goodman Gallery, the show sold out, and was soon followed by the … Mail   art writer H.E. Winder called Saoli’s fifth Goodman Gallery show ‘one of the most important exhibitions by …

… She was born in Beckenham, London. The family emigrated to South Africa in 1927. She obtained a … in 1985 she held two solo exhibitions, in 1988 at the NSA Gallery, Durb   an, and in 2001 at the Jack Heath Gallery, Pietermaritzburg. She participated in a number of …

… 1952 in Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal. Mautloa's family moved to Soweto in 1954. He attended Mehlaleng Lower … to artist Bongi Dhlomo. Exhibitions: 1984: Grassroots Gallery, Westville, Natal (Six Johannesburg Artists). 1985: … in Progress, Johannesburg (Tributaries). 1986: Goodman Gallery (Transitional Art). WITS (Thupelo Workshop …

… to collect older pieces and later developed, with his family, beadwork and embroidery items for sale to this … Johannesburg. 1988: Vita Art Now, Johannesburg Art Gallery; Group Show, FUBA, Johannesburg; The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg Art Gallery. 1989: Images in Wood, Johannesburg Art Gallery. …

… where two of her “tribal” photographs were used in the Family of Man at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. This … Larabee, A Retrospective at the South African National Gallery in Cape Town. The photographs in this exhibition had … South African Association of Arts, Pretoria, and the Art Gallery, University of Stellebosch; The Afrikaners at the …

… USA. In 1995 he worked for the South African National Art Gallery as a part time art educator. After spending seven … on Robben Island, Davis now lives there with his family as an employee of the Robben Island Museum, where he … UZ (African Arts Festival). 1982: National Museum and Art Gallery, Gaborone, Botswana (Art Toward Social Development An …

… morning art classes run by Pat Khoza at the Durban Art Gallery from 1995. In 2001 he started attending art classes … Untold Tales of Magic: Abelumbi, held at the Durban Art Gallery and which travelled nationally during 2001 and 2002. … healer and has also accompanied his father to visit his family in his rural home, where he has observed traditional …

… 1947 and 1950 in Johannesburg and Cape Town’s National Art Gallery respectively. Subsequently, a number of exhibitions … Kibel to come to South Africa; Wife went to stay with her family in Europe while he established a home in South Africa; … followed. 1935 His third art exhibition at Ashbey's Art Gallery opened by Lipshitz, public reaction abusive but …

… in 1967.  Her work was exhibited at the Durban Art Gallery in 1970 on the exhibition, Sculpture and Ceramics … Craft Centre, Rorke’s Drift and it was acquired by that Gallery. She began with traditional geometric decoration seen … in a basic repeat pattern. She, like members of the her family (her daughter, Loviniah and relatives, Ivy and …

… Transvaal (now Limpopo Province) in 1962, into a farming family. He received a Bachelor of Journalism and Media … were stolen from the walls of the Market Theatre's gallery. The aesthetic value of the images, however, was … Corridor Photographic Exhibition" at the Durban Art Gallery (Including at "Red Eye" event at Durban Art Gallery). …

… teaching spell there. In 1970 Mbatha returned with his family to Sweden, where he still lives. Beginning in 1973 he … 1967: DAM (Art SA Today). 1968: Cape Town (solo). 1969: Gallery 21 (solo). Camden Arts Centre, London, UK … (SA Graphic Art). DAM (Art SA Today). 1972: Goodman Gallery (SA Graphics 1972). 1973: DAM (Art SA Today). 1976: …

… Transvaal). Forced removals in the area made his family relocate to Kwa-Themba. He spent much of his childhood … Japan and Cuba. Collections at the  Johannesburg Art Gallery , the Iziko South African National Gallery, the Durban Art Gallery and numerous other public and …

… the Limpopo Province, but very little is known about this family of carvers. They have neither been prolific nor widely … dealer. Their lack of production would suggest that the family is not dependent on sales for survival and that they … Johannesburg 1989: Images of Wood, Johannesburg Art Gallery. Collection University of the Witwatersrand, …

… of 1900 between the Boers and the English, the Pierneef family decided to move back to the Netherlands in 1901 where … Johannesburg group exhibition with Fanie Eloff 1948 - Tate Gallery, London, South African Art Exhibition 1950 - Pieter Wenning Gallery, Johannesburg, Retrospective Exhibition 1953 - …

… of the deceased should be brought back to protect the family. However, a ghost may symbolise bad blood and that the … Design” 100% Zulu, London  2008: “Haibo”, Fresh Paint Gallery, Durban  2008: ‘Sobathathu’, Joint with Welcome Danca … The Campbell Collections, Durban  Durban Art Gallery  Kwa Muhle Museum, Durban  Bruce Campbell-Smith …

… distributed. The Borders of Apartheid , The Gallery Press, Cape Town, 1983 (compilor of text: P Alberts). … Forgotten Highway (through Ceres and the Bokkeveld ), The Gallery Press, Cape Town, 1988 (text: Dene Smuts) (The book … work is social documentary. In April 1993 Alberts and his family moved to Brandfort in the Free State, where he spent …

… women, and whiteness – political relationships, as well as family, personal, and intimate ones.1In these two paintings … 2001: Jabulisa: The Art of KwaZulu Natal, Durban Art Gallery. 2004: Solo Exhibition, African Art Centre, Durban. Collections Durban Art Gallery; KwaMuhle Museum, Durban; Killie Campbell …

… He grew up in Clairwood, Durb   an. In 1961 his family was uprooted from Clairwood and they were forced to go … , 1983 Staffrider Annual Exhibition . Market Photo Gallery, Johannesburg, 1984 Staffrider Annual Exhibition . Market Photo Gallery, Johannesburg, 1985 Staffrider Vol. 5 No. 2 , 1982 …

… of Ethnology (Holland) 1994 - South African National Gallery (Cape Town, South Africa) 1992 - Oxfam and … 1990. Solo  exhibitions (selected) 2015 - Art First Gallery, London – two essays – Marking Time and As the grass … and HIV positive children. 6th Wonca World Congress of Family Doctors. Durban. Group shows "Joberg City Who's City?" …

… at home and internationally. The South African National Gallery commissioned him to produce a portfolio of … in 2001. His work on Cuito, Angola, which debuted at the Gallery in April 2001, then traveled to Paris, and is … Italy 2016 A Closer Look: Portraits from the Paul G Allen Family Collection, Pivot Art + Culture, Seattle, USA The …

… Road, Simon’s Town in 1929, as the third born child in a family of six, there was much that his domestic worker mother … to spread.  Mathys Bokhorst, the Director of the National Gallery, came to know about him and thus in 1951 Peter took part in a group exhibition at the Association of Arts Gallery in Cape Town for the first time.  By this time the …

… a business; therefore he established the Apollo Art gallery under the name of a Belgian, Frank van Melten … Madiban High School and at Orlando High School. He and his family later moved to other areas in Soweto, first Rockville … are the Doreen Khama Collection, the Johannesburg Art Gallery, the Pretoria Art Gallery, and private collections in …

… Cape Flats, in Wetton, Wynberg and, Belthorn. In 1980 his family moved to Mitchell’s Plain where he currently lives. He … Afrapix (which is now housed at the South African National Gallery) Namibia Exhibition, for John Liebenberg (Exhibited at the Market Gallery, Johannesburg) Paul Weinberg’s Namaqualand …

… sometimes to be turned away as the seats for Blacks in the gallery were all taken, many by the police. Dinat spent four … (ANC) and the Anti-Apartheid Movement. Ramnie and her family returned to South Africa after the ban on the ANC was …