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Hermans has a uniquely rich narrative style of painting that leads the viewer through a multitude of storylines, which are more than often evasive and open-ended, allowing the viewer to draw their own conclusions. Fadiel Hermans was born in the Bo Kaap, and the memories of the area remain vivid in his mind. His work […]Read More
“I am because we are” is an exclusive online group exhibition by Artyli.com, showcasing the artwork of four South African Artists who are beginning to attract ongoing international attention. The African philosophy of “I am because we are” informs us that the sense of self is shaped by others and is understood from a perspective […]Read More
Lila explores different mediums to create her artworks including animal skin (sheep, goat and cow), beading, wood, paper, canvas and video. With a B Tech in Fine and Applied Art, an Honours degree in Curatorship and currently pursuing a Master’s in Art History at Rhodes University, Philiswa Lila is an artist, curator and scholar fascinated by the socially […]Read More
Strauss & Co’s healthy sale affirms resilience and liquidity of collector market and highlights effortless transition to virtual sales by Strauss & Co’s clients The dynamic transition to online marketing and sales, coupled with a strategic international technology partnership with Invaluable.com and – most importantly – the heartening support from its loyal clients, enabled Strauss […]Read More
An avid gamer, Makwavarara’s paintings are satirical, providing commentary on the socio-political condition of Zimbabwe using caricatures, paraphernalia, ‘traditional’ symbols, and iconography. Kufa Makwavarara’s talent was first recognized by his teachers at Glen Norah primary school where he was often caught drawing on the school blackboards. Instead of punishing him however, they encouraged him to carry on drawing and […]Read More
Have you ever wondered why dead artist’s work is worth more than living artists? We try to understand this phenomenon. It is rare in modern times for artists to be completely unappreciated during their lifetime and suddenly find fame (and fortune) after death, which was often the case in the past. Vincent van Gogh, for instance, […]Read More
Mahlangu was approached by South Africa Mint, the company that mints all Rand coins, in 2019 to design brand new coins. Johannesburg-based Neo Mahlangu looks at the disconnect between social media and real life. A relevant topic today, Mahlangu’s work questions the ways in which we find meaning and value, asking the audience to ask the same question of […]Read More
Her work investigates colonial landscapes and the spatial legacies that result from them. Lungiswa Gqunta is a visual artist working in performance, printmaking, sculpture, and installation. Her work investigates colonial landscapes and the spatial legacies that result from them. She uses found materials including empty beer bottles, petrol, torn bedsheets, and worn wooden bed frames to […]Read More
Makandal meanders through materials and themes, working automatically, intuiting objects in space, off-setting and pairing them with unexpected counterparts. Io Makandal born in 1987 in Johannesburg, completed her BA in Fine Art at Michaelis School of Fine Art, UCT in Cape Town (2010) and is currently undertaking her MA Fine Art at Wits School of Art, Witwatersrand University, […]Read More
Although controversy seems to follow him, you cannot deny the talent that is Ayanda Mabulu. Ayanda Mabulu is a self-taught artist whose work focuses on social upheavals and matters affecting the politics of the black body. He currently lives and works in Johannesburg. Mabulu is best known for using hyper-realistic imagery in his paintings and […]Read More
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