We should be wary of taking theories of commitment and agency as self-evident; we should instead question their unspoken assumptions as we also question the motivations attendant to them

Judy Ann Seidman’s retrospective shows the complicity of antiblack racism in the white left

A Black Aesthetics as being uninventive and politically questionable

Simphiwe Ndzube’s solo show in Cape Town offers no easy answers to deracinated utopias

There is much more to the way Jody Paulsen uses his palette in ‘Water Me’

The artist says our errors may give us the wisdom needed to confront these difficult times

Despite seeming flamboyant or childlike, the artist's latest exhibition As If You Care tackles pertinent issues and shows his penchant for politic.

Athi-Patra Ruga's National Arts Festival show brings to mind a neo-avant-gardist catwalk display or an opening act for Lady Gaga, writes Athi Joja.

Simon Gush’s latest exhibition interrogates the central role played by work in the construction and perception of our identities.

Now based in Berlin, South Africa’s ‘poet of street art’ is back home with an exhibition that signals his intent to keep ‘flipping’ the art world.

Photographer Cedric Nunn's travelling exhibition puts the spotlight on the South Africa's past that's been neglected, distorted or forgotten.

Many of Kemang wa ­Lehulere’s signature items are present in his latest show, giving it a sense of being ongoing and transmuting.