Zeitz Museum Of Contemporary Art Africa
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Recent shows by the sculptors Nolan Oswald Dennis, Vusumzi Nkomo and Diana Vives make for fascinating viewing
Proteas, delicious food and fashion combine at the Zeitz MOCAA Art & Opulence Gala
Elegant pink couches, flower chandeliers, sequins and silks form part of the gala’s aesthetics that marries Italian sensibilities with African vibes
The art of architecture: Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa
Opened five years ago, Cape Town’s Zeitz Mocaa was once a storage building for grain
Booked your seats for the Zeitz MOCAA Gucci gala?
With the much-anticipated Art & Opulence-themed celebration taking place in just a couple of weeks at the museum of contemporary African art, here’s how to get a ticket
Zeitz Gala celebrates black excellence in art
The Zeitz MOCAA Gucci Gala, themed Art & Opulence, will host some of South Africa and Africa’s biggest names in fashion, design, entertainment and art
Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa partners with Gucci to put on its first annual fundraising gala
Art & Opulence-themed event will preview an new exhibition titled When We See Us
The ‘calling’ of Tracey Rose
The artist’s retrospective exhibition at Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa covers her 30-year career during which she has challenged and subverted everything from racism to…
Reward outweighs the risk for artists daring to go it alone
The success of galleries owned and run by the artists themselves has led to a re-examination of the business of art
How Mark Coetzee’s resignation may lift the lid on the arts industry’s practices
Matthew Blackman shares his misgivings about Zeitz MOCAA’s operations and the parallels with South African society.
The fine art of domesticating a revolution
As much as artists might rebel against it, art fairs and private enterprise are the new drivers
Zeitz Museum set to become Cape Town’s ‘centrepiece’
English designer Thomas Heatherwick shares his vision for Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, which he describes as a place of imagination.