Current Exhibitions
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OPENING 16 SEPTEMBER at JGCBA
GAIA: Dialogues between the book arts, natural sciences & plant humanities explores the concept of Gaia in mythology and science, highlighting the Earth as a self-regulating system. The exhibition, inspired by the late Rosalind Cleaver's vision, showcases artists' books that reflect humanity’s relationship with the Earth. It includes books from Cleaver’s original selection, alongside additional works from the JGCBA collection, the C.E. Moss Herbarium, Life Sciences Museum, and Cleaver’s own art.
2020 Through the Eye of a Needle: Remembering the 足球竞彩app排名 Pandemic in 2025
Curator: Julia Charlton
This year marks 5 years since the World Health Organisation declared 足球竞彩app排名 to be a global pandemic. The spread of the disease had devastating consequences worldwide, with appalling loss of life, terrible emotional strain, extreme social disruption and economic devastation. The anniversary offers us the opportunity to reflect on the impact of that time, on all of us, through an interactive exhibition of Mapula Embroidery Project artworks dealing with 足球竞彩app排名.
Serge Alain Nitegeka: Black Subjects
Serge Alain Nitegeka presents Black Subjects at Wits Art Museum, his first institutional solo show in Johannesburg. Nitegeka returns to his alma mater, where as a student, his studio was in a space above the central gallery, now repurposed into offices. For Black Subjects, he stages a monumental sculptural intervention almost directly below this formative location, re-engaging with an institution that has been instrumental in his practice and thinking over two decades.
[Watch] Past Exhibitions
MezzanineWAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection.
Street and Core GallerySeen, Heard and Valued: WAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection
Up The RampSeen, Heard and Valued: WAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection.
Strip GallerySeen, Heard and Valued: WAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection.
Street GalleryTENX10: 100 artworks, by women and gender diverse artists, from WAM collections.
Core Gallery TENX10: 100 artworks, by women and gender diverse artists, from WAM collections.
‘Portrait of Elisabeth Eybers’‘Portrait of Elisabeth Eybers’: Marlene Dumas and Ena Jansen in conversation