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Sculptures

Stephen Hobbs: Of man-made forests and the hidden work of fungi
Friday
/ 29 August 2024

Stephen Hobbs: Of man-made forests and the hidden work of fungi

Exhibition delves into the connections and balance between urban life and nature

By Lesego Chepape
Peter Schütz’s carved celestial creatures
Article
/ 7 August 2015

Peter Schütz’s carved celestial creatures

Peter Schütz’s sculptures are not only aesthetically brilliant, they also have the power to evoke a belief in the Omnipotent.

By Robyn Sassen
In search of the transcendent
Article
/ 8 May 2014

In search of the transcendent

The sculptures that make up Golden Age Rising include an electric organ fitted with a crystal sensor that produces sounds to the movement of the sun.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Article
/ 17 June 2011

Where apartheid statues go to die

When a bust of Hendrik Verwoerd disappeared into the night in Midvaal, the question arose: What actually happens to the statues from our sordid past?

By Sean Otoole
Sculpted paintings
Article
/ 18 May 2010

Sculpted paintings

Nicholas Hlobo’s topographies on canvas have extended pictorial space into three dimensions, writes <b>Anthea Buys</b>.

By Anthea Buys

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