Art fairs lead to a rethinking of Africa
Chris Dercon, the director of the Tate Modern, was in South Africa for last weekend's Jo'burg Art Fair.
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Tearing up the rule book
A collaboration between two young Johannesburg artists opens the doors to an interesting debate on the accessibility of art and gallery space.
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Fringe comes into its own
When Claudia Schneider returned to South Africa as the first Jo'burg Art Fair geared up, a natural question to her was: "Where's the fringe".
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Making a lasting impact with first impressions
When Ross Douglas was researching international art fairs he realised a local iteration needed a special project
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Marching to the migrant's ever-evolving tune
The countries Burundi-born artist Serge Alain Nitegeka has called home are easily more than your average African has visited.
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Changes mark the start of a new era
Like London's Frieze Art Fair in October, the Jo'burg art scene has come alive.
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'Must-have' designs galore
The Southern Guild 2011 collection will be showcased again at the Jo'burg Art Fair from September 23 to 25.
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Art in a day's work
The Joburg Art Fair wrapped up on Sunday with artists presenting fresh and seasoned perspectives on production in an industry of limited resources.
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Making art work and not just artwork
Sarah Badat got a heads up on the official attitude to creative production at Friday's opening sessions at the annual Joburg Art Fair.
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The portrait of an artist
One of the highlights of this year's Art Fair will be the showing of London-based South African artist Paul Emsley's portrait of Nelson Mandela.
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