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A sculpture by Rodan Kane Hart, presented by the Everard Read Gallery. -
The Farewell and The African Golden Eagle Coffin by Paa Joe. Presented by Art Africa magazine, The Farewell performance saw Ghanaian coffin artist Paa Joe and his son Jacob Tetteh-Ashong present a celebratory ceremonial procession, in celebration of the life of the ‘deceased’. -
The Farewell and The African Golden Eagle Coffin by Paa Joe. Presented by Art Africa magazine, The Farewell performance saw Ghanaian coffin artist Paa Joe and his son Jacob Tetteh-Ashong present a celebratory ceremonial procession, in celebration of the life of the ‘deceased’. -
Other/other than by Carla Fonseca. A performance piece presented by Kalashnikovv Gallery. -
Other/other than by Carla Fonseca. A performance piece presented by Kalashnikovv Gallery. -
Other/other than by Carla Fonseca. A performance piece presented by Kalashnikovv Gallery. -
Serge Alain Nitegeka, presented by the Stevenson Gallery. -
Her by Candice Breitz. This was the one half of Breitz’s Him+Her video artwork, which was made up of collection of clips from characters played over 30 years, all in conversation with each other, touching on many issues that especially affect women. -
Death Rides a pale Horse by Tamlin Blake, presented by the Everard Read Gallery. -
The Ever Promised Erection by Athi-Patra Ruga, presented by What If The World Gallery. -
Untitled by Lisa Brice, presented by The Goodman Gallery. -
Barend De Wet Sculpture set. Ever saw an artwork and thought you could have done that yourself? Well here’s your chance, at R25 000 a pop. -
By Wycliffe Mundopa, presented by the First Floor Gallery.
This past weekend saw thousands of art lovers descend on the Sandton Convention Centre for the 8th annual FNB JoburgArtFair, which ran from 11 to 13 September 2015.
We were there, enjoying a variety of art from the up-and-coming through to seasoned artists. With over 50 exhibitors from seven different countries, there was a large volume of work on show.
Browse the gallery above to view 10 of our favourite FNB JoburgArtFar moments, in no particular order.
