Upcoming
17 October - 21 November 2026
Untitled is pleased to present ' Fee Fi Fo Fum', Colijn Strydom's third solo exhibition with Untitled.
The exhibition blends shifting viewpoints between dream worlds, historical worlds and present reality through drawings, paintings and ceramics.
His process involved a sustained focus on the language of drawing, its primacy and immediacy; how it allows for quick forms of thinking and mark-making that feel less weighted. He is attentive to material too, with paper as a starting point and linen, wood panels and clay as surfaces that give way to rethinking old mediums that carry centuries of art-historical weight.
Stay/Return: Tactics of Repair
Current
8 August - 3 October 2026
Untitled presents ‘Stay/Return: Tactics of Repair’. The exhibition brings together artists Elize Vossgätter, Hugo Kabeya, Josephine Grindrod, Leonardo Sitoe, Nazeer Jappie and Nina Turok Shapiro, all of whom consider remaining and returning as modes of repair.
Working across painting, sculpture, printmaking and found objects, the artists dwell in archives, dreams and ruptures, foregrounding circularity and entanglement as productive means of thinking and being. From reimagining histories, sustaining pauses, looping and unpicking set logics, each artist insists on staying with the difficulties and using small gestures to propose potential for repair.
Kasia Stefańczyk: Light Experiences Zero Time
Past
4 July - 1 August 2026
Untitled is pleased to present 'Light Experiences Zero Time', a solo exhibition by Kasia Stefańczyk.
Often, light is associated with the ethereal, the transient, the loosely dissolving. In Kasia Stefanczyk’s new body of work, ‘Light Experiences Zero Time’, light is a structural force that reveals presence and density. Here, something settles - shadows and shimmery grains of texture capture the instability of things - the wind, the appearance of objects, and most importantly, the passage of time.
Past
1 May - 27 June 2026
‘A Room to Enter’ marks the first exhibition in Untitled’s Viewing Space and the start of an ongoing exhibition programme. The presentation brings together South African artists Kay-Leigh Fisher, Balekane Legoabe, Cathy Abraham, Ulriche Jantjes, Amy Rush, Guy Simpson, Dineo Ponde, Colijn Strydom and Lindy Sales, whose painting, drawing and mixed‑media practices are gathered into a shared field of attention where material, gesture and perspective come into play.
Past
6 - 30 August 2025
Untitled is pleased to present 'Proximate Worlds', a group exhibition as part of the HEAT Winter Arts Festival.
'Proximate Worlds' navigates the porous boundaries where certainty dissolves into possibility.
Drawing on ideas of interconnectedness, intimacy and nearness, the exhibition proposes spaces and futures that exist beyond our immediate grasp — worlds that are not wholly separate from our own, but adjacent to it, close enough to touch. These worlds are informed by memories and lived experience, alongside ancient histories that preceded them.
Eight artists — Dineo Ponde, Cathy Abraham, Ulriche Jantjes, Nazeer Jappie, Kay-Leigh Fisher, Selwyn Steyn, Zenaéca Singh and Sophia van Wyk - were invited to respond to the provocation of the speculative and ‘other worlding’, where ‘other worlding’ is thought of as a practice of imagining and inhabiting alternative realities. Through fictive, ritual-based and rigorous conceptual framing, each artist explores the permeable borders between the tangible and the speculative.
26 September - 19 October 2024
Untitled is pleased to present 'Space Register', a collaborative group exhibition by RESERVOIR and Untitled, bringing together artists Amber Moir, Guy Simpson, Nozuko Madokwe, Nkhensani Mkhari, Kasia Stefańczyk, Selwyn Steyn, Sitaara Stodel, Tom Cullberg and m'lk Collective.
Co-curated by Selwyn Steyn and Untitled.
Space Register presents work bridging two concepts.
Space ranges from physical, geographical locales to innate cognitive spaces and all that is associated with the study of these: the particularities of light and atmosphere, the qualities and meaning of our built environment and the acute phenomena found in the natural world.
Register refers to the purposeful but reactive act of recording, documenting and collating. Using artistic practice to create an imprint or register of aspects of spatiality that are often fleeting, ignored or hard to perceive.
Superimposing these ideas results in a set of works that act as shadows of the world. These works are marks, tags, reflections, maps and registers as the artist becomes the conduit, allowing the surrounding world to reveal itself.