Last night, the world's first contemporary African art fair opened its doors at the Sandton Convention Centre. The
Joburg Art Fair has 22 major galleries selling work in a traditional art fair set-up, covering 5000 square meters. And apart from gallery sales, a curated show by Simon Njami shows off a broader representation of African contemporary artists.

The fair runs from 13 - 16 March, and despite the entrance fee, Joburgers should really do their best to take this opportunity to see what's happening on the contemporary South African art scene.
I've been having a great time going through an
image search, to find artists' work to share with blog readers. These are just a few of the works on show, but there are hundreds more, and well worth a visit:
Julia Rosa Clark - Bring it on (get nasty remix)
Kevin Brand - Church

Bronwyn Vaughn-Evans -
Home is where the Heart is (Vaughn)
Sandile Zulu -
Galaxy 4
Peter Eastman -
Small Black Portrait #3
1 comment:
Oh no - I heard this being advertised and I so wanted to go, and then I completely forgot about it!
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