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How the pandemic is accelerating the online art market: Consumers are increasingly happy to view and buy art digitally, from home

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These artworks would sell well online, but lesser-known artists might struggle. Photos: Courtesy Sanlam Art Collection
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Strauss & Co’s November sale explores South African art’s love affair with Paris

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'Paris was a beacon for countless South African artists'
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Creativity at work at The Centre for the Less Good Idea

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The centre’s sixth season examines the concept of work through the eyes of artists working in different mediums
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William Kentridge examines ‘hesitation’

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The word “hesitate”, which recurs in the titles of both exhibitions of William Kentridge’s art at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art (Zeitz...
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The Weekend Guide

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For good vibes and an arts fix, don't miss this
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JAG exhibition sparks new discussion on all your faves

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New in-house show re-engages gallery’s diverse collection
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Mexico with its take on the dead

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The celebration of the dead finds a resonance with the works of some of our leading creatives
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​History re-dressed by Africa

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British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare puts his wax-print stamp on our colonial past to imagine a brighter future
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Bopape rattles biennale cage

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The South African artist’s new film about a rape challenges the curators and concepts of art
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Kentridge’s idea lights up Jo’burg

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Renowned artist William Kentridge’s bright idea has resulted in a space where other artists can freely experiment with and express theirs as well.
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Eliza Kentridge’s stilled soul reveals the intimate

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The beautiful poems written by a ‘quieted’ Eliza Kentridge could well be viewed as visual art.
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David Goldblatt’s landscapes of high voltage

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Never obvious, photographer David Goldblatt’s landscapes are elegiac, silent – and monumental, writes Melvyn Minnaar.
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Don’t Miss This: November 14 – 20

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Tapestry: The art of weaving a good yarn

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Creating tapestries that successfully capture the essence of the artworks they are based on takes years of experience and skill, writes Robyn Sassen.
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Into the vortex with William Kentridge

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The acclaimed artist offers an intriguing insight into some of the observations and unsettling realities that define his work methodologies.
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