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Slice of Life 2
PaintingSlice of Life 2 Acrylic 410mm x 410mm x 38mm
AcrylicJazz at the Pelican, Sophiatown
Sam Nhlengethwa
PaintingNhlengethwa captures a jazz performance scene in the spirit of Sophiatown, rendered in his signature flat graphic style with layered colour and pattern. One of South Africa's most celebrated painters of township life and jazz culture.
Oil on canvas90 x 120 cm
The Weight of the Land
Ayanda Mabulu
PaintingPolitically charged figurative work addressing post-apartheid inequality through densely layered compositions drawing on Old Master technique and township imagery. Exhibited with Everard Read Gallery, Johannesburg.
Oil on canvas100 x 150 cm
Golden Highveld, Late Summer
Hannah Macfarlane
PaintingLuminous depiction of the Highveld under late summer light — wide skies, dry grasses and the particular warmth of South African afternoons. Featured at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2025.
Oil on linen70 x 100 cm
Soft Borders No. 3
Zenaéca Singh
PaintingExploring identity and belonging through layered mixed-media on paper, combining ink drawing with textile fragments and collage. Selected for Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2025 and 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair London.
Mixed media — ink, textile and collage on paper50 x 70 cm
Untitled Threshold Weaving
Igshaan Adams
PaintingStudio work from the Venice Biennale 2022 artist, using glass, shell and stone beads woven onto rope and fabric. Draws on Islamic prayer rituals, queer identity and Cape Malay cultural heritage.
Beadwork, rope and cotton on canvas frame80 x 60 cm
Women Gathering, Early Morning
Mmapula Helen Sebidi
PaintingPioneer self-taught artist depicting Ndebele and Tswana cultural life, women's ceremonies and ancestral memory in swirling colour-saturated compositions. Standard Bank Young Artist of the Year 1989.
Oil pastel and gouache on paper55 x 75 cm
The Committee Deliberates
Blessing Ngobeni
PaintingPolitically savage figurative work skewering corruption and political theatre in post-apartheid South Africa, combining gestural brushwork with acidic colour and fragmented text.
Acrylic and oil stick on canvas100 x 80 cm
Still Life with Proteas and Blue Tin
Ruan Hoffmann
PaintingIntimate still life with indigenous fynbos and domestic objects rendered with loose luminous brushwork. Cape Town artist known for ceramics, text-based works and a folk art sensibility meeting contemporary irony.
Watercolour on paper42 x 58 cm
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