Selwyn Steyn • Studies from the In-between

Selwyn Steyn • Studies from the In-between

This body of work is about Gauteng, and perception and atmosphere and the built environment and a bunch of other things as well.

The light in Gauteng is of a particular quality. Something between gold (like that which is extracted) and yellow (like the extraction’s detritus). Something between aurum and uranium. Treasure and toxicity. This is particularly so of the winter light, which is a potpourri of dust and carbon and altitude and veld and gold.
Marsi van de Heuvel • skoonveld

Marsi van de Heuvel • skoonveld

Through this work Marsi explores the idea of belonging to a place, a family and a culture by investigating and reinterpreting the photographs taken by her maternal grandmother and other family members during apartheid.
Colijn Strydom • The Bacchae of Buitenkant

Colijn Strydom • The Bacchae of Buitenkant

"Themes of fragmentation and fluidity are reflected in a combination of image, text, tactility and performance, and a mix of media that includes drawing, painting and photography."
Untitled drops by at Jeff Liss and Jo Springthorpe

Untitled drops by at Jeff Liss and Jo Springthorpe

If you could have your pick of art from Untitled, which would you choose? Where would you put them? And why?

Jo and Jeff chose a number of pieces including ceramic works by Lyndi Sales.

Katlego Tlabela • Talks about Ikoyi, Lagos (Study)

Katlego Tlabela • Talks about Ikoyi, Lagos (Study)

“My approach for this body of work is not critical per se, but rather celebratory. I am creating a world which not only represents the present but also where the viewer and myself can prophesize the future.”
Katlego Tlabela • Talks about Upper East Side, New York (Study)

Katlego Tlabela • Talks about Upper East Side, New York (Study)

“My approach for this body of work is not critical per se, but rather celebratory. I am creating a world which not only represents the present but also where the viewer and myself can prophesize the future.”
Katlego Tlabela • Talks about Midrand, Gauteng (Study)

Katlego Tlabela • Talks about Midrand, Gauteng (Study)

“My approach for this body of work is not critical per se, but rather celebratory. I am creating a world which not only represents the present but also where the viewer and myself can prophesize the future.”