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		<title>A vivid exploration of colour at Sisonke Gallery, Cape Town</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[3 April to 4 June 2025 How does a jolt of neon pink against muted greens affect your emotional state? What sensations arise when metallic gold weaves through layers of electric blue? These are the questions Cape Town-based artist Debbie Field invites viewers to consider in her latest exhibition, Is it ok to use neons? The psychology of colour has long examined how different hues influence human behaviour, emotions and perceptions. Field builds on this rich tradition, pushing boundaries with contemporary pigments. From layers of vibrant neons and fluorescents emerges an immersive exploration of pigment and texture, as colours play across the surfaces of canvas, board and paper deliberately chosen to evoke immediate emotional responses before inviting intellectual analysis. Selected for the Nando&#8217;s Creative Exchange 2025, Field has run practical art workshops for UCT Summer School and ceramic studios across South Africa. Her approach embodies Virginia Woolf&#8217;s sentiment ‘I am in the mood to dissolve in the sky’, creating works where the boundaries between observer and artwork blur, leaving only the pure experience of colour itself. About the artist Debbie Field Debbie Field explores the intersection of colour and emotion in abstract pieces that challenge traditional perceptions. She has run [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Southern Guild celebrates 10 years of collectible design with Extra Ordinary, a group show of provocative new work</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Mar 2018 07:01:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Featured artists: Adam Hoets (Willowlamp), Atang Tshikare, Chuma Maweni, Daniella Mooney, Douglas &#38; Company, Ferdi B. Dick, Heino Schmitt, Houtlander, Ida Elsje &#38; Philippa Green, Jesse Ede, Madoda Fani, Rich Mnisi, Stanislaw Trzebinski, Trevor Potter, Xavier Clarisse, Zizipho Poswa Southern Guild launches its 10th anniversary with Extra Ordinary, an exhibition of specially commissioned pieces by a group of multidisciplinary artists, opening 14 February 2018 at its gallery in Cape Town’s Silo District. In the spirit of bold originality that has marked its decade long journey of pioneering collectible design in South Africa, the gallery invited the makers to produce exploratory new work that crosses over into other disciplines, materials or technologies. Extra Ordinary features both emerging and established designers outside of Southern Guild’s core stable. They include fashion designer Rich Mnisi, ceramic artists Zizipho Poswa and Madoda Fani, sculptors Daniella Mooney and Stanislaw Trzebinski, and newcomers such as 3D illustrator Ferdi B. Dick. Julian McGowan, co-founder of The Guild Group, encouraged the designers to work outside their comfort zone, providing mentorship and guidance along the way. “They’re accomplished designers already – we wanted them to think differently about themselves and their work,” says Julian. “The result for each designer is [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Cape Town Art Fair to launch new special project &#8211; SOLO</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Oct 2017 06:44:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Now in its sixth edition, Cape Town Art Fair (CTAF) continues to work alongside a growing number of local and international galleries who support the artistic practices of emerging and established artists from around the world, with the introduction of a new section, SOLO, to the fair. CTAF2018 will run from 16-18 February 2018 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). Nontobeko Ntombela has been appointed as the curator of the inaugural iteration of SOLO, working alongside Fair Curator Tumelo Mosaka and the CTAF team. SOLO will focus on the production of women artists, offering different perspectives of the widespread socio-political issues faced by women in both public and private spheres, while also highlighting their contribution to the art world. Artists that will be showcased include, amongst others, Maimouna Guerresi (Italy) represented by Officine dell&#8217;Immagine, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum (Botswana) represented by Tiwani Contemporary, Stacey Gillian Abe (Uganda) represented by Afriart Gallery Kampala, Parul Thacker (India) represented by Amar Gallery, Keyezua (Angola) represented by MOV’ART, Lhola Amira (South Africa) represented by SMAC, Lucinda Mudge (South Africa) represented by Everard Read CIRCA Gallery, Kimathi Mafafo (South Africa) represented by EBONY/CURATED and Ingrid Bolton (South Africa) represented by Candice Berman Gallery. “I’m interested [...]]]></description>
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		<title>CAPE TOWN ART FAIR CONTINUES ITS INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND APPOINTS A NEW CURATOR</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Oct 2016 21:01:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The highly successful Cape Town Art Fair (CTAF) is returning in February 2017. This 5th edition promises to be bigger and bolder in size and scope, exhibiting an extraordinary blend of top quality contemporary artworks from galleries in Africa and around the world. In keeping with its growth and positioning, the organisers have appointed a chief art curator &#8211; globally recognised, South African born curator, Tumelo Mosaka. Mosaka is returning to the country after more than a decade to spearhead Cape Town Art Fair’s rise to prominence on the international art fair scene. Currently working as an independent curator in New York, he has had an illustrious career in the United States, with positions as Associate Curator of Exhibitions at the Brooklyn Museum and Contemporary Art Curator at the Krannert Art Museum in Champaign, Illinois. Mosaka’s curatorial projects have explored global and transnational artistic production especially from Africa, the Caribbean and North America, examining themes such as racial injustice, migration, and identity, some of the most urgent social concerns of our time. His past exhibitions include Andrew Lyght: Full Circle at the Dorsky Art Museum (2016), described by the New York Times as “stunning” and “long overdue”; Poetics of Relation [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Made the cut!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Mar 2015 13:29:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#160; From 12 March 2015 artist Galia Gluckman makes her solo debut at the Everard Read Gallery Cape Town. Since joining the Everard Read in August 2014, Gluckman has taken part in two group exhibitions, this however will feature a new body of artworks to be shown in conversation with fellow Everard Read artist Penelope Stutterheime. The official opening of the exhibition will be at 18h30 on Thursday 12 March 2015. Gluckman will be doing an artist’s walkabout at the gallery on Saturday 21 March, from 11am till 1pm. Gluckman produces large-scale, multi-faceted artworks in her medium of choice: pigment ink on cotton paper and collage. These pieces reflect varied contemporary concerns. Gluckman highlights ongoing creative and social conversations through her exploration of atmospheric and emotive themes. Wide-ranging in their environmental and social references, they draw upon contemporary notions of the passage of time and also reference the creative subcultures of the global community. The viewer is invited to consider the dialogue surrounding mass production versus the handcrafted; oscillate between her abstraction of natural and man-made habitats; and follow her reflections on the tension between order and chaos. Galia Gluckman: The Early Years Born in 1973, Gluckman first qualified as a [...]]]></description>
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