EXPERIENCE ART

FROM AFRICA

AND THE WORLD

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CATALOGUE 2020 JHB 67348

That’s why this year’s Investec installation has been carefully crafted using art materials that will be donated to our 2020 charity partners – Lalela, Ikamva Labantu and Songo.info.

We believe that art has value beyond wealth. Art unlocks critical thinking skills in children, yet is often the fi rst subject to be dropped in schools when resources are stretched. As lead sponsor of Investec Cape Town Art Fair for the third year running, we invite you to join us, not only in appreciating the art, but in appreciating what art can do for those who get the opportunity to create it.

View this Out of the Ordinary installation at the Investec lounge.

Invested in art | education | each other

Lead sponsor of Investec Cape Town Art Fair

Investec Limited and its subsidiaries, including Investec Bank Limited - 1969/004763/06, registered credit providers and authorised financial service providers. 4 Johannesburg 011 286 7000 Cape Town 021 416 1000 Stellenbosch and Winelands 021 809 0700 Durban 031 575 4000 Pretoria 012 427 8300 Port Elizabeth 041 396 6700 JHB 67348

That’s why this year’s Investec installation has been carefully crafted using art materials that will be donated to our 2020 charity partners – Lalela, Ikamva Labantu and Songo.info.

We believe that art has value beyond wealth. Art unlocks critical thinking skills in children, yet is often the fi rst subject to be dropped in schools when resources are stretched. As lead sponsor of Investec Cape Town Art Fair for the third year running, we invite you to join us, not only in appreciating the art, but in appreciating what art can do for those who get the opportunity to create it.

View this Out of the Ordinary installation at the Investec lounge.

Invested in art | education | each other

Lead sponsor of Investec Cape Town Art Fair

Investec Limited and its subsidiaries, including Investec Bank Limited - 1969/004763/06, registered credit providers and authorised financial service providers. Johannesburg 011 286 7000 Cape Town 021 416 1000 Stellenbosch and Winelands 021 809 0700 Durban 031 575 4000 Pretoria 012 427 8300 Port Elizabeth 041 396 6700 5 PRODUCED BY FIERA MILANO EXHIBITIONS AFRICA www.fieramilano.co.za

INVESTEC CAPE TOWN ART FAIR Laura Vincenti, Fair Director Sophie Lalonde, VIP Manager Sadika Allie, Marketing Manager Sibulele Mabe, Exhibitor and Special Projects Manager Casey Langley, Operations Manager Welmie Turner, Operations Lizette Carolus, Finance Assistant www.investeccapetownartfair.co.za

FAIR CURATORS Tumelo Mosaka, Talks Programme & Cultural/Platform Nkule Mabaso & Luigi Fassi, Tomorrows/Today João Ferriera, Past/Modern

WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF Riccarda Mandrini, VIP Ambassador Hanna Noor Mahomed, Marketing Assistant

SELECTION COMMITTEE Valerie Kabov Owen Martin Ashleigh Mclean Monna Mokoena Baylon Sandri

A SPECIAL THANKS TO Marvello & Mill, Public Relations Genevieve Putter, Social Media Scan Display Solutions, Exhibition infrastructure Dalmatian Advertising, Creative Agency Tour D’Afrique, Concierge Partner

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All rights reserved All images and text provided courtesy of exhibitors and sponsors unless specified ©Fiera Milano Exhibitions Africa participating galleries and artists, 2020 8 Welcome from the Fair Director 9 A Word from Investec 10 Tomorrows/Today 22 Main Section 120 SOLO 136 Special Projects 138 Past/Modern 146 Editions 156 Cultural/Platforms 168 Magazines & Books 184 Sponsors THE FAIR DIRECTOR WELCOME FROM

We are strongly for national unity, for seeing our country as a whole, not just in its geographic extension but in its human dimension. We want full equal rights for every South African, without reference to race, language, ethnic origin, or creed. We believe in a single South Africa with a single set of governmental institutions, and we work together towards a common loyalty and patriotism. Yes this is not a call for a homogenized South Africa made up of identikit citizens. South Africa is now said to be a bilingual country: we envisage a multilingual country, it will be multifaith and multilingual as well. The objective is not to create a model culture into which everyone has to assimilate, but to acknowledge and take pride in the cultural variety of our people.

Preparing Ourselves for Freedom: Culture and the ANC Constitutional Guideline. Published in Protecting Human Rights in a New South Africa by Albie Sachs.

Former Constitutional Court Judge Albie Sachs in this beautifully written statement called for an inclusive new culture post-Apartheid, a culture that would reach across lines of social division, sparked and inspired by a cross-pollination of cultures that would highlight a shared belonging across South African people, whilst also giving voice to a diversity of heritages. Within this vein, art stands as a medium for this cross-pollination through globalised interactions and exchanges - art happenings such as the Investec Cape Town Art Fair has become an important meeting point for a dialogue between African galleries and artists. It is therefore, in light of this that I am pleased to announce that for the first time, we welcome North African and Tunisian galleries. Their participation strengthens one of the fairs goals to provide a platform for more voices from the African continent and create a connection between southern and northern Africa. What Investec Cape Town Art Fair have strived to maintain over the years is to create an ongoing dialogue with a wide range of artists, galleries and curators spanning across different parts of the world; always paying special attention to issues of sustainability and legacy. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to our local galleries who not only support the fair but showcase inspiring presentations, offering only the most unique selection of artworks and hosting engaging programming during the art fair week.

We extend our appreciation to Investec for their confidence in the potential of art, and for their continued support of the Fair as our title sponsor. Finally, we thank our parent company Fiera Milano S.p.A, a global leader in exhibition management and the organisers of miart art fair. We continue to draw upon their wealth of expertise, and Investec Cape Town Art Fair has continued to grow in size and quality as a result. We are proud to present Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2020, which will create an extraordinary experience for all.

Laura Vincenti, Fair Director

8 INVESTEC A WORD FROM

We welcome you to the 2020 Investec Cape Town Art Fair and this year’s campaign theme of art is a human investment. This year’s focus is on education. Art unlocks critical thinking skills in children and yet it’s one of the first subjects to be dropped in schools when resources are scarce. We invite you to not only enjoy the art but also to appreciate what art can do for those who get the opportunity to create it.

It’s a privilege to play a role in the promotion of arts and culture in South Africa, a country as diverse as the art displayed at this year’s fair. As lead sponsor of Investec Cape Town Art Fair, for a third consecutive year, we believe that art has a value beyond wealth. It is a human investment that breaks down barriers and unites people through the universal language of an appreciation of creativity.

The fair showcases pieces curated from local and international artists, allowing us to create a platform for African artists to share their work with the world. As an organisation that’s invested in art, education and each other, and as the human brand that we are, we hope you will be inspired and enriched by the showcase.

Investec Head of Marketing SA Danni Dixon

9 12 C+N Canepaneri 13 First Floor Gallery Harare 14 Galerie Cécile Fakhoury 15 Hannah Hoffman 16 Lawrie Shabibi 17 Perve Galeria 18 Sakhile&Me 19 SEPTIEME Gallery 20 Suburbia Contemporary 21 Sulger-Buel Gallery

10 11 C+N CANEPANERI

DANICA LUNDY

Founded in 2014 and directed by Marco Canepa, the C + N Canepaneri Gallery promotes international and Italian contemporary art. Canepa was later joined by members of the Neri family in the management of the Gallery. The Gallery currently represents several artists belonging to different cultures and experts in diverse artistic techniques and practices, some of whom have participated in significant Art Fairs and events. With its two modern locations, one being in the historical centre of Genoa, and the other in Brera, “the neighborhood of art”, in Milan - the Gallery’s activity carries on two parallel paths. On the one hand, it aims to promote the fundamental figures of art between the Fifties and Seventies and to rediscover ground-breaking artists of that period, such as Claudio Costa. On the other hand, the Gallery focuses on the discovery and enhancing of young Italian and international artists, allowing them a platform to experiment and develop their practice. The artists who collaborate with the Gallery can rely on well-developed and refined exhibitions that profoundly aid them on their artistic path.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Danica Lundy, Hey there Delilah (2019), Danica Lundy Ballpoint pen on paper mounted on canvas 76.2 x 101.6cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Marco Canepa +39 0236768281

ADDRESS [email protected] Foro Buonaparte, 48 20121 Milan, www.canepaneri.com Italy facebook: @canepaneri instagram: @canepaneri

12 FIRST FLOOR GALLERY HARARE

AMANDA MUSHATE

First Floor Gallery Harare is Zimbabwe’s leading contemporary art gallery and educational space. Founded in 2009, the gallery has been committed to fostering the emerging artist community in Harare, achieving international recognition for the stellar talents we are fortunate to work with, and advocating for the development of economically sustainable and flourishing local art scenes on the continent.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Amanda Mushate

Amanda Mushate, Calling on my private number (2019), Oil on canvas 170 x 185cm

Danica Lundy, Hey there Delilah (2019), Ballpoint pen on paper mounted on canvas 76.2 x 101.6cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Marcus Gora, Valerie Kabov +263 775 709 031

ADDRESS [email protected] 2nd Floor Karigamombe Centre, 53 Samora Machel www.firstfloorgalleryharare.com Avenue, Harare, Zimbabwe facebook: @firstfloorgalleryharare instagram: @firstfloorgalleryharare

13 GALERIE CÉCILE FAKHOURY

FRANÇOIS-XAVIER GBRÉ

Galerie Cécile Fakhoury opened its doors in Abidjan, Ivory Coast in September 2012. In May 2018, the gallery inaugurated a second space in Dakar, Senegal and a showroom in Paris, France. The gallery aims to promote contemporary art in Africa. It offers visibility to creativity and contemporary artistic diversity in Africa through its programming of solo shows and group exhibitions, participation in international art fairs and biennales, and through its collaboration with foreign galleries. Strongly rooted in their respective identities and stories, the artists represented by the gallery distinguish themselves through the use of a language that abolishes barriers and rejects geographical stigmatisation. François-Xavier Gbré, Eko Atlantic #1, Lagos, Nigeria Observers of a world they live in, these artists take an (2014), Ink print on fine art paper, variable dimensions, enlightened and critical look at our society. The diversity 76.2 x 101.6cm ©François-Xavier Gbré, of their aesthetic gestures and their committed positions Courtesy Galerie Cécile Fakhoury - Abidjan, Dakar, Paris to grab the complexity of History participates in the writing of a living memory, and asks us to reconsider our own relation to the world.

The gallery will present a solo show of: François-Xavier Gbré

DIRECTOR CONTACT Cécile Fakhoury Abidjan: +225 22 44 66 77 / Dakar: +221 33 842 90 91

ADDRESS [email protected] Boulevard Latrille, Cocody, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire www.cecilefakhoury.com Rue Carnot x Béranger Féraud, Plateau, Dakar, Senegal twitter: @galeriecf

14 HANNAH HOFFMAN

ANDY ROBERT

Hannah Hoffman opened her eponymous gallery in 2013. Born and raised in Dallas, she grew up in a prominent art-collecting family. After working at Gavin Brown’s enterprise in New York, Hoffman moved to Los Angeles to create something of her own — a space that reflected her experiences and reality. Hoffman found a community of other dealers and gallerists in L.A. who were supportive, having opened around the same time.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Andy Robert

Andy Robert, 720 (2019), Oil on linen. 365.8 x 304.8 x 5.1cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Hannah Hoffman, Tyler Murphy +1 323 450 9106

[email protected] ADDRESS www.hannahhoffman.la 1690 S. Victoria Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90019 instagram: @hannahhoffmangallery

15 LAWRIE SHABIBI

FATHI HASSAN

Lawrie Shabibi is a contemporary art gallery housed in Dubai’s Alserkal Avenue. The gallery supports the long-term development of the careers of young international contemporary artists, with a focus on those from the Middle East and North Africa, and more recently diasporic artists within the UK. From its inception, the gallery has also organized art historical exhibitions, working with an older generation of artists from the Middle East and North Africa region. By holding a regular programme of exhibitions, screenings and talks, publishing catalogues and participating in international art fairs, Lawrie Shabibi has in the space of eight years been a forerunner in the development of the contemporary art scene in Dubai. As of 2020 Lawrie Shabibi will have a UK outpost at Cromwell Place in London.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Fathi Hassan Fathi Hassan, The Nubian (2019), Mixed media on paper, 195 x 145cm, Courtesy of the Artist and Lawrie Shabibi

DIRECTORS CONTACT Asmaa Al-Shabibi, William Lawrie +971 4346 9906

[email protected] ADDRESS www.lawrieshabibi.com Unit 21, Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz PO Box 123901, Dubai, UAE facebook: @lawrieshabibi instagram: @lawrieshabibi

16 PERVE GALERIA

ERNESTO SHIKHANI

Located in the historic center of Lisbon, Perve Galeria presents exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, since November 2000. The gallery develops and promotes nationally and internationally artistic, cultural and technological projects. One of its primary objectives has been the dissemination of authors coming from the Portuguese speaking countries, not only in the fields of visual arts but also with multimedia art and interactivity. Perve Galeria’s history includes exhibitions at Also Known As Africa Art Fair, Contemporary Istanbul, London Art Fair, Frieze Masters London, 1:54 London/New York, Art Dubai, Arte Lisboa, Porto Arte, Art Madrid, Hot Art Basel, Puro Arte Vigo, India Art Fair, Scope Basel, Just Mad and Just Lx. As well as the organization of multiple national and international artistic initiatives, with emphasis on curatorial projects such as: Os Surrealistas 1949-2019 (Portugal, 2019), Luso Phonies Collection (Istanbul, Ankara, Lisbon, Dakar, New Delhi, 2009-19), Ciclo Gutenberg (Portugal, 2010), the 2nd Global Art Ernesto Shikhani, Untitled (1992) Meeting with the participation of more than 150 artists from 3 continents (Portugal, 2008-09).

The gallery will present a solo show of: Ernesto Shikhani

DIRECTORS CONTACT Carlos Cabral Nunes, Nuno Espinho Silva +351 2188 22607 / +351 9125 21450

ADDRESS [email protected] Rua das Escolas Gerais no13 e 23, Alfama, www.pervegaleria.eu 1100-218 Lisboa, Portugal facebook: @PerveGaleriaAlfama instagram: @pervegaleria twitter: @PerveGaleria

17 SAKHILE&ME

NNENNA OKORE

Sakhile&Me is an international exhibition and research space working with established and young contemporary artists, curators, critics, and researchers. We intentionally prioritize the African continent and its diasporas, with the goal of drawing attention to contextual specificity in and through art - in content, artistic medium, and genre. We promote the work and development of artists and researchers by investing in solo and small group exhibitions, art fair participations, partnerships with other galleries and art institutions, and educational workshops.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Nnenna Okore

Nnenna Okore, Inside Out (2017), Burlap, Cheese cloth, Dye and Wire, 124.5 x 129.5 x 25.4cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Sakhile Matlhare, Daniel Hagemeier +49 69 7706 1100

ADDRESS [email protected] Oberlindau 7, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, www.sakhileandme.com Germany facebook: @sakhileandme instagram: @sakhileandme

18 SEPTIEME GALLERY

GREGORY OLYMPIO

SEPTIEME Gallery is a contemporary art gallery whose doors opened in October 2019, founded by Julie Banâtre and Léa Perier Loko. SEPTIEME Gallery is a new iteration of the gallery – thoughtfully and purposefully disobedient, with an undercurrent of activism. This vision comes to life through the decompartmentalization of ideas and practices, the widespread international presence of our artists, the fostering of unexpected collaborations and an openness to new encounters. The artists represented by the gallery share a sharp critical sense and a willingness to go beyond the confines of gesture, medium and thought through a universal language. In this way, they show a deep desire to be defined by their creations rather than being restricted by an identity. Together, they illustrate the increasingly dense diversity of the world around them by asking open questions for us to ponder.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Gregory Olympio, Je suis une princesse, Chemises Gregory Olympio Jaunes series (2019), Acrylic on paper, 100 x 70cm, Courtesy the artist & SEPTIEME Gallery

DIRECTORS CONTACT Julie Banâtre, Léa Perier Loko +33 9 8300 6548

[email protected] ADDRESS www.septiemegallery.com 31 rue de l’Université 75007, Paris facebook: @Septiemegallery instagram: @septiemegallery

19 SUBURBIA CONTEMPORARY

BONOLO KAVULA

Contemporary art gallery representing established and emerging artists in Granada, Spain and in Cape Town, South Africa. Our exhibition programme includes internationally renowned artists and gives development opportunities to emerging artists. Suburbia is also a space for personal growth and community participation in a broad spectrum of contemporary art practices. Suburbia’s focus is firmly rooted in the advancement and development of contemporary art projects of the highest quality.

The gallery will present a solo show of: Bonolo Kavula

Bonolo Kavula, Lights will guide you home (201 9), Woodcut print on canvas, Canvas discs and thread, 160 x 120cm

DIRECTOR SUBURBIA Francesco Ozzola Antigua Azucarera del Genil, Puente de los Vados SN, Nave 2, Planta Alta, Local 9, 18015 – Granada, España ADDRESS SATELLITE CONTACT Unit 001, Mason’s Annex, 5 Ravenscraig Road +34 603 37 07 21 Woodstock, Cape Town, South Africa, 7925 [email protected] instagram: @suburbiacontemporaryart www.suburbia-granada.com facebook: @suburbiacontemporaryart

20 SULGER-BUEL GALLERY

ISABELLE GROBLER

Sulger-Buel gallery is an art gallery specializing in contemporary art of Africa and its Diaspora. Founded in 2014 by Christian Sulger-Buel, the gallery provides a focus for those wanting to explore one of the fastest developing, ground-breaking and important areas in contemporary practices - African art - addressing a variety of artistic mediums including drawing, painting, sculpture and photography. Led by an international team of gallerists, Sulger-Buel presents a dynamic exhibition program, produces innovative publications and offers consultancy services; visitors and collectors can experience its cutting-edge shows at the Isabelle Grobler, The Cannibals Concupiscence: London space as well as at international art Establishing Ideology’ (2019), fairs across the globe. Mixed media on Fabriano paper, 120 x 150cm

The gallery will present a solo show of: Isabelle Grobler

DIRECTOR CONTACT Mr. Christian Sulger-Buel +44 74 2372 0138

ADDRESS: [email protected] The Loft, 51 Surrey Row, Unit 2 La Gare, www.sulger-buel-gallery.com London SE1 0BZ facebook: @sulgerbuelgallery instagram: @isabellegroblerartist twitter: @isabelle_grobler

21 24 31 Project 26 99 Loop Gallery 28 AGorgi Gallery 30 Afikaris 32 Afriart Gallery 34 APALAZZOGALLERY 36 ARTCO Gallery 38 Barnard 40 blank projects 42 Cellar Contemporary 44 Christopher Möller Gallery 46 CIRCLE ART Gallery 48 EBONY/CURATED 50 Eclectica Contemporary 52 Eduardo Secci 54 Everard Read

22 56 First Floor Gallery Harare 88 PLUS-ONE Gallery 58 Galerie EIGEN + ART 90 PROMETEOGALLERY Di Ida Pisani 60 Galleria Giovanni Bonelli/ 92 Galerie Raum Mit Licht LIS10 Gallery 94 Salon Ninety One 62 Galleria Massimo Minini – 96 SMAC Gallery Francesca Minini 98 SMITH 64 Galleria Patricia Armocida 100 Gallery Sofie Van de Velde 66 Gallery MOMO 102 Stevenson 68 Geukens & De Vil 104 Suburbia Contemporary 70 Giorgio Persano 106 Tatjana Pieters 72 Goodman Gallery 108 THIS IS NOT A WHITE 74 Guns & Rain CUBE Gallery 76 Jahmek Contemporary Art 110 THK Gallery 78 Kalashnikovv Gallery 112 Galerie Véronique Rieffel 80 Mimmo Scognamiglio / Placido 114 WHATIFTHEWORLD 82 Nil Gallery 116 WORLDART 84 October Gallery 118 Yosr Ben Ammar Gallery 86 OSART Gallery

23 31 PROJECT

31 Project is a French gallery dedicated to promoting African contemporary art, through multidisciplinary exhibitions of emerging and established artists from the continent and its diasporas. 31 Project was established in 2019, and develops its presence with a series of exhibitions at the Charles-Wesley Hourde gallery in Paris and art fairs, in France and abroad.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Fatoumata Diabaté, Temitayo Ogunbiyi

DIRECTORS CONTACT Clémence Houdart, +33 6 0722 7319 Charles Wesley Hourdé [email protected] ADDRESS www.31project.com 31 rue de Seine 75006 Paris - France

Fatoumata Diabaté, Tèmè, L’homme en objet serie (2013), Bamako, Mali, Pigment inkjet print on paper, 99.8 x 167.6cm

24 25 99 LOOP GALLERY

99 Loop Gallery is best known for showcasing contemporary art and associated media by both emerging and established talent. Since its establishment in 2015, the gallery’s passion continues to support creatives whose practices engage with intimate lived experiences that are situated within larger cultural and aesthetic contexts.

99 Loop’s main objective revolves around preserving the context for contemporary art when it is removed from the artist’s studio in order to enable a better understanding of any given work’s relevance once exhibited. The gallery manages an exhibition program that aims to be dynamic in its essence and is in this regard a space dedicated to contributing towards art discourse.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Rory Emmett, Anastasia Pather, Mashudu Nevhutalu, Ilené Bothma, Colijn Strydom

DIRECTOR CONTACT Morné Marais +27 21 422 3766

ADDRESS [email protected] 99 Loop Street, Cape Town, 8001 www.99loop.co.za

facebook: @99loop instagram: @99loopgallery linkedin: @99-loop-gallery

Mashudu Nevhutalu, Stained Glass Windows (2019), Oil on canvas, 76.0 x 61.0cm

26 27 AGORGI GALLERY

Oriented exclusively towards emerging Tunisian artists, AGorgi is a contemporary art space that provides experimental perspectives on the region’s art landscape.

Founded by Tunisian artist Abdelaziz Gorgi in the early 1990s as the Ammar Farhat Gallery, Aicha Gorgi shifted the gallery’s focus in 2010 towards identifying and nurturing new talent and artistic expression. Since then, AGorgi has aimed to renew the language of art in Tunisia through showcasing new articulations of contemporary art.

With a rigorous exhibition program featuring cross cutting themes of local concern, AGorgi promotes a greater appreciation for artistic production amongst its local public.

The gallery also draws on its extensive network to connect Tunisian art forms to international currents of modern and contemporary art.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Walid Ardhaoui, Slimen El Kamel, Aïcha Snoussi, Douraid Souissi

DIRECTOR CONTACT Aïcha Gorgi +216 55 66 55 00

ADDRESS [email protected] AGorgi Contemporary Art Galery www.agorgi.com 3 Rue Sidi El Ghemrini 2026 Sidi Bou Said facebook: @GalerieAGorgi Tunis, Tunisia twitter: @agorgi_gallery

Douraid Souissi, Salem (2017), Hahnemühle Sugar Cane Fine Art Print, 160 x 110cm

28 29 AFIKARIS

Afikaris is a young gallery promoting artists whom Africa has been influencing life and work. From young talents to already renowned artists, Afikaris fosters different perspectives on Contemporary Africa in its various facets. The gallery, which operates online, has a showroom in Paris and is active around the world via international fairs and travelling exhibitions.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Gideon Appah, Anjel, Hyacinthe Ouattara, Moustapha Baidi Oumarou

DIRECTOR CONTACT Florian Azzopardi +33 6 2586 6690

ADDRESS [email protected] 19 boulevard Barbès, 75018 Paris www.afikaris.com

facebook: @AfikarisArtGallery instagram: @afikaris_

Gideon Appah, Untitled (social interaction series) (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 224 x 248cm

30 31 AFRIART GALLERY KAMPALA

Afriart Gallery is a leading contemporary art gallery situated in Kampala, Uganda. The artists represented by the gallery are at the forefront of Kampala’s artistic community and are responsible for the transformation of Uganda’s art landscape. The gallery was founded in 2002 by art director Daudi Karungi. It focuses on the promotion of contemporary art from Uganda and the East African region as well as forging collaborations among artists in Africa and beyond. The gallery artists have been featured in major international exhibitions, art auctions, Biennales, and Art Fairs. Afriart gallery seeks to enrich the knowledge of its visitors about contemporary African art and provide the most varied selection for the enthusiastic art collector in the gallery’s permanent collection. Apart from exhibitions, Afriart has some exciting programs ranging from Art Education to art consultancy and public space design.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: John Baptist Ssekubulwa, Eria ‘Sane’ Nsubuga, Sanaa Gateja

DIRECTOR CONTACT Daudi Karungi +256 670 163 0640

ADDRESS [email protected] 110, 7th Street Industrial Area, www.afriartgallery.org Kampal, Uganda facebook: @Afriart Gallery Kampala instagram: @artfirstlondon twitter: @afriartgallery

Eria ‘Sane’ Nsubuga, Britannia (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 85 x 120cm

32 33 APALAZZOGALLERY

APALAZZOGALLERY was founded in 2008 in an exhibition space of 500 square meters inside a XVI century Palazzo in the centre of the town. APALAZZOGALLERY is committed to developing a multidisciplinary and cross-generational programme. The gallery represents a portfolio of international artists, both young and historical figures such as Jonas Mekas, Ibrahim Mahama, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Edson Chagas, Olivier Mosset, Augustas Serapinas.

The gallery brings institutional-quality exhibitions to Italian art audiences and international market, and supports the artists through curatorial projects, publications, art fairs, and sustaining and producing works for external projects of great relevance such as La Biennale di Venezia (2013-2015-2017-2019), Documenta (2013-2017), Manifesta (2014). Every project is built on a long and attentive dialogue between the gallery space and the artist; the result is often a show, in which the artworks engage the space in innovative ways, creating complex connections with the architecture of the Palace. The gallery encourages and sustains this dialogue through artist residencies.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Leilah Babirye, Luc Ming Yan, Edson Chagas

DIRECTORS CONTACT Francesca Migliorati, Chiara Rusconi +39 030 375 8554

ADDRESS [email protected] Piazza Tebaldo Brusato 35 www.apalazzo.net 25121 Brescia, Italy instagram: @APALAZZOGALLERY

Luc Ming Yan, Hide (2017), Oil on canvas, 120 x 100cm

34 35 ARTCO GALLERY

Founded in 2003 by Jutta and Joachim Melchers, ARTCO Gallery represents a selection of international artists who have particular interest in painting and photography. Its main focus is the presentation of already-established and emerging talented artists with an African background.

The gallery participates in a number of international fairs, seeking to bring art from the continent to the widest possible audience. In addition to its programme of solo shows and group exhibitions, ARTCO Gallery regularly publishes artist monographs and exhibition catalogues.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Justin Dingwall, Godfried Donkor, Adeolou Osibodu

DIRECTOR CONTACT Joachim Melchers +49 30 98421589 +49 172 946 7766 ADDRESS +27 64 170 5545 Linienstr. 141 10115 Berlin, Germany 3 rd Floor, Fairweather House, [email protected] 176 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock www.artco-art.com Cape Town, South Africa, 7925 facebook: @artco.ac instagram: @artco.gallery

Justin Dingwall, Untitled 2 (2019), Series THE CHANGING WINDS Giclée print on 100% cotton fine art paper, Available in 2 sizes: A1 (84.1 x 59.4cm); A0 (118.9 x 84.1cm) Edition 10 + 2AP

36 37 BARNARD

Barnard was founded in 2010 by owner and director Christiaan Barnard, and is situated in Cape Town. The gallery represents emerging and mid-career contemporary artists from Africa and Europe. Represented artists have participated in survey exhibitions at significant museums and institutions including amongst others: IZIKO South African National Gallery; ZEITZ MOCAA, Cape Town; Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon; Foto Museum, Antwerp, BOZAR, Brussels and The Center for Book Arts, New York. The gallery regularly participates in local and international art fairs. To date these have included: 1-54: Contemporary African Art Fair, New York / London; AKAA: Also Known as Africa, Paris; Cape Town Art Fair; FNB Joburg Art Fair; Start London and VOLTA Basel / New York. Barnard has an active publishing programme whose publications have been added to the library collections of amongst others the Wits Art Museum (WAM), Johannesburg; Pratt Institute, New York; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Alastair Whitton, Alex Emsley, Alexia Vogel, Dirk Salz, Dominique Edwards, Jaco van Schalkwyk, Katherine Spindler, Maurizio Donzelli, MJ Lourens, Richard Mudariki, Robyn Penn, Sarah Biggs, Tom Cullberg

DIRECTOR CONTACT Christiaan Barnard +27 21 67 11 553

ADDRESS [email protected] 55 Main Street Newlands www.barnardgallery.com Cape Town, South Africa, 7700 facebook: @BarnardGallery instagram: @barnard_gallery twitter: @BarnardGallery

Alastair Whitton Tent, Observatory (from the series A Foreign Land) (2019), Hand printed gelatin silver print on Baryta fiber paper Courtesy of Barnard and Black Box Publishing© Alastair Whitton

38 39 BLANK PROJECTS

Founded by Jonathan Garnham and based in a 350sqm gallery in Woodstock, Cape Town, blank projects represents young and emerging artists from the region, with a programme focused on critically engaged work. Through participation in prominent local and international art fairs, and an exhibition programme with a reputation for shaping the discourse around contemporary art in South Africa, we seek to place our artists’ work in a wide range of private and institutional collections. In addition, blank continues to promote the visual arts in our community through ongoing projects that support the sector.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Igshaan Adams, Jan-Henri Booyens, Jared Ginsburg, Bronwyn Katz, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Donna Kukama, Herman Mbamba, Sabelo Mlangeni, Kyle Morland, Cinga Samson, Gerda Scheepers, Lerato Shadi, James Webb, Pedro Wirz

DIRECTOR CONTACT Jonathan Garnham +27 21 462 4276

ADDRESS [email protected] 10 Lewin Street, Woodstock, www.blankprojects.com Cape Town instagram: @blankprojects facebook: @blankprojects

Lerato Shadi, Mabogo dinku (2019), Video, looped.

40 41 CELLAR CONTEMPORARY

Starting from a high connection with the established contemporary art gallery Studio d’Arte Raffaelli, Davide Raffaelli in collaboration with Camilla Nacci founded Cellar Contemporary, a brand new art space promoting young visual art in its various aspects.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Bob Bobson Studio, Jurgen Schadeberg, Andrew Gilbert, Umar Rashid

DIRECTOR CONTACT Davide Raffaelli +39 04611481271

ADDRESS [email protected] Via San Martino 52 Trento, www.cellarcontemporary.com 38122 Italy facebook: @Cellar Contemporary instagram: @cellarcontemporary

Andrew Gilbert, Emperor Andrew Occupies an Exotic Kingdom (in Exchange for a Cup of Decaffeinated Instant Coffee) (2019), Mixed media on paper, 40 x 30cm

42 43 CHRISTOPHER MÖLLER GALLERY

Christopher Möller Gallery was formed in 2007. The gallery deals in contemporary art, specialising in art from the African continent. Our goal is to build relationships between our artists and clients. Our building is located on a heritage site, in the heart of the Cape Town city bowl. The gallery hosts regular exhibitions and participates in both local and international art fairs.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Tony Gum, Dennis Osadebe, Ablade Glover, Tsoku Maela, Nigatu Tsehay

DIRECTORS CONTACT Christopher Möller, Jaco Claassen +27 21 422 1599

ADDRESS [email protected] 7 Kloof Nek Road, Gardens, www.christophermollerart.co.za Cape Town, 8001 facebook: @Christopher Moller Gallery instagram: @christophermoller_gallery twitter: @Mollerart

Tony Gum, Diesel and I (2018), Mixed media on paper, 90 x 90cm

44 45 CIRCLE ART GALLERY

Circle was founded in 2012 to provide a highly professional consultancy service to individual and corporate collectors, art institutions and build audiences through curating ambitious pop-up exhibitions. In 2015, we opened our permanent gallery space in Nairobi, aiming to be the foremost exhibition space in East Africa. Our intention was to create a strong and sustainable art market for East African artists by supporting and promoting the most innovative and exciting artists currently practicing in the region. We exhibit carefully curated, challenging and thought-provoking contemporary art and invite guest curators to work with us. Circle collaborates with a diverse group of contemporary artists across East Africa rather than representing specific artists. We participate in international art fairs and engage with the art community by providing a venue for presentations from local and international artists, curators, art critics, collectors and academics.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Henry ‘Mzili’ Mujunga, Onyis Martin, Rehema Chachage

DIRECTOR CONTACT Danda Jarolimek +254 722 672 938

ADDRESS [email protected] 910, James Gichuru Road, www.circleartagency.com Lavington, Nairobi facebook: @Circle Art Gallery instagram: @circleartagency

Henry ‘Mzili’ Mujunga, Rumble in the Jungle (2019), Acrylics and tempera on canvas, 160 x 130cm

46 47 EBONY/CURATED

EBONY/CURATED was established in 2007 in Franschhoek and a second gallery was opened in 2011 on Loop Street, Cape Town. The Cape Town space is dedicated to exhibiting a program of contemporary and modern African art representing a core group of emerging and established artists. These artists are either from the continent or have historic links to the greater African Diaspora. In 2017 a third gallery was opened in Franschhoek which focuses on both Contemporary Works and Masters from the continent. EBONY/CURATED has held a number of significant solo and group exhibitions and regularly participates in local and international art fairs. Gallery artists are included in notable private and public collections.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Hugh Byrne, Kaloki Nyamai, Kimathi Mafafo, Lwando Dlamini, Stanislaw, Trzebinski, Wole Lagunju, Patrick Bongoy

DIRECTORS CONTACT Marc Stanes, Dewald Prinsloo, +27 21 424 9985 Leonard de Villiers [email protected] ADDRESS www.ebonycurated.com 67 Loop Street, Cape Town facebook: @ebonycurated instagram: @ebonycurated twitter: @ebonycurated

Kimathi Mafafo, Euphoria (2019), Hand Stitched Embroidery on Fabric, 180 x 148cm

48 49 ECLECTICA CONTEMPORARY

Based in Cape Town, South Africa, Eclectica Contemporary sees itself as an African gallery with an international vision. We celebrate the diversity and depth of art making on our continent while aiming to contextualize it for a growing global market. Eclectica Contemporary aims to present a carefully selected and focused collection of art from the continent that interrogates issues facing us in a globalized world. The art at Eclectica Contemporary often showcases practices and materials from art history but which push these boundaries and explore uncharted territories of representation, technique and theory.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Loyiso Mkize, Hussein Salim, Sue Greeff

DIRECTOR CONTACT Shamiela Tyer +27 21 422 4145 / +27 21 422 4185

ADDRESS [email protected] 69 Burg Street, Cape Town, www.eclecticacontemporary.co.za 8001 facebook: @EclecticaContemporary instagram: @eclecticacontemporary

Hussein Salim, Twin (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 180cm

50 51 EDUARDO SECCI CONTEMPORARY

Since its foundation in 2013, Eduardo Secci Contemporary has hosted a series of innovative and cutting edge exhibitions, each characterized by different genres and expressive mediums. The Gallery has also focused its efforts on representing minimal and conceptual contemporary artists, both nationally and internationally, supporting their works in institutional projects as well as specific ones conceived for the Gallery’s spaces. Besides its annual exhibition program, consisting of 6 to 8 shows, the Gallery also represents more than 15 artists - ranging from young to established - and participates in over 10 international art fairs worldwide.

In time, the Gallery’s work and efforts have provided the artists it represents with the opportunity to exhibit and enter in prestigious private and museum collections, such as the Dallas Museum of Art, the MoMa NY, and the KG Collection Chicago.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Michael Staniak, Levi Van Veluw, Tim Plamper, Kristian Touborg, Levi van Veluw, Maurizio Donzelli

DIRECTORS CONTACT Eduardo Secci +39 055661356

ADDRESS [email protected] Piazza Carlo Goldoni 2, www.eduardosecci.com 50123, Firenze instagram: @eduardoseccicontemporary

Michael Staniak, Oxide Painting 098 (2019), Casting compound, iron oxide and Acrylic on engineered wood panel, steel frame, 157.2 x 113.7cm

52 53 EVERARD READ

Originally founded in Johannesburg in 1913, Everard Read is South Africa’s oldest commercial gallery. Everard Read in Cape Town opened its doors in the V&A Waterfront in September 1996, with our London Everard Read Gallery launching at the start of 2016. Always dynamic, the gallery strives to maximise the exposure and dissemination of fine contemporary painting and sculpture to a broad audience. An important contributor to the already-vibrant cultural life of South Africa, Everard Read maintains a strong and unique identity for itself. A programme of both solo and group exhibitions is often accompanied by publications serving to showcase established contemporary artists as well as the emerging younger generations. While artists from the United Kingdom, Europe, Nigeria and the USA are exhibited, the gallery retains at its core an impressive stable of Southern African artists. A close dialogue between all of the Everard Read spaces ensures that the galleries have even further access to the finest paintings, sculptures and new media works from abroad and around the sub-continent. We concurrently interface with national and international galleries, institutions and art fairs. The above all serves our ambitions to continue to nurture local and international talent and advise both public and private collectors around the world.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Paolo Bini, Norman Catherine, Ricky Dyaloyi, Faith XLVII, Liza Grobler, Lady Skollie, Turiya Magadlela, Nigel Mullin, Brett Murray, Blessing Ngobeni, Mmakgabo Helen Sebidi, Andrzej Urbanski, Elize Vossgätter, Warther Dixon (Caitlin Warther & Wendy Dixon), Barbara Wildenboer

DIRECTORS CONTACT Charles Shields, Emma Vandermerwe +27 21 418 4527

ADDRESS [email protected] 3 Portswood Road, V&A Waterfront, www.everard-read-capetown.co.za Cape Town, 8001 facebook: @EverardReadCT instagram: @everard_read_capetown_

Faith XLVII, Ancient eyes are upon us (2019), Deconstructed book & Chinese calligraphic paper, 81 x 61cm

54 Faith XLVII, Ancient eyes are upon us (2019), Deconstructed book & Chinese calligraphic paper, 81 x 61cm

55 FIRST FLOOR GALLERY HARARE

First Floor Gallery Harare is Zimbabwe’s leading contemporary art gallery and educational space. Founded in 2009, the gallery has become known for launching and fostering some of the brightest local and international talents.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Gresham Tapiwa Nyaude, Wycliffe Mundopa, Julio Rizhi, Takunda Regis Billiat, Troy Makaza

DIRECTORS CONTACT Marcus Gora, Valerie Kabov +263 775 709 031

ADDRESS [email protected] 2nd Floor Karigamombe Centre, www.firstfloorgalleryharare.com 53 Samora Machel Avenue, Harare, Zimbabwe facebook: @firstfloorgalleryharare instagram: @firstfloorgalleryharare

Wycliffe Mundopa, Dog’s Life (2019), Part 8 Oil, spray-paint and collage on paper 128 x 94cm

56 57 GALERIE EIGEN + ART

Galerie EIGEN + ART with locations in Leipzig and Berlin, represents both established and young artists who work in media such as film / video, photography, installation, painting and sculpture as well as conceptual art and performance. EIGEN + ART emerged in 1983 as an unofficial gallery project in Leipzig (East Germany). In 1989, EIGEN + ART followed the plan to take position with temporary gallery spaces directly on-site, in the international art capitals: Tokyo 1990, Paris 1991, New York 1993, and London 1994. The next big step took place in 1992: The opening of a second and permanent location in Berlin at Auguststraße 26. The gallery plays a major role for the Berlin art scene until today. Both locations of EIGEN + ART in Leipzig and Berlin reflect the processual structures of the gallery’s history. In March 2012, the gallery established a third location, EIGEN + ART Lab. The EIGEN + ART Lab regards itself as project room and innovative field of experimentation for contemporary artistic positions. Since 1991, Galerie EIGEN + ART participates in significant international art fairs in New York, Basel, Berlin, London, Hong Kong, Paris, and Miami.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Tom Anholt, Martin Eder, Uwe Kowski, Neo Rauch, Titus Schade, Kristina Schuldt, Ulrike Theusner

DIRECTORS CONTACT Gerd Harry Lybke, Franziska Jaster +49 341 960 78 86

ADDRESS [email protected] Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig www.eigen-art.com Spinnereistraße 7 / Halle 5 04179 Leipzig instagram: @galerie_eigenart facebook: @galerie.eigenart

Kristina Schuldt, Schlacht (2019), Oil and egg tempera on canvas, 220 x 180cm. Courtesy Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin Photo: Uwe Walter, Berlin

58 59 GALLERIA GIOVANNI BONELLI/ LIS10 GALLERY

Galleria Giovanni Bonelli is an art gallery with a specific eye on Italian contemporary art. The alternation in the program of masters and mid-career or young artists allows an across the board overview on the international artistic scene.

LIS10 gallery was born from the idea and the need to investigate contemporary art with the public. The emerging trends and influences of the international and Italian market will be presented, with the aim of contextualizing them, understanding their real quality and, re-discussing their value.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Galleria Giovanni Bonelli: Alighiero Boetti, Massimo Kaufman LIS10 Gallery: Gonçalo Mabunda, Mário Macilau

DIRECTORS [email protected] Galleria Giovanni Bonelli: Giovanni Bonelli www.galleriagiovannibonelli.it LIS10 Gallery: Alberto Chiavacci, Nicola Furini +39 0235993329

ADDRESS [email protected] Galleria Giovanni Bonelli -Via L. P. www.lis10gallery.com Lambertenghi 6 -20159- Milano (Italy) LIS10 Gallery -Via G. Ventura 6 instagram: @galleriagiovannibonelli -20134- Milano (Italy) @lis10.gallery

CONTACT facebook: @Galleria Giovanni Bonelli +39 0287246945 @LIS10 Gallery

Alighiero Boetti, Tra L’incudine e il Martello (1986), c.a, ricamo su tela, 21 x 22cm

60 GALLERIA GIOVANNI BONELLI/ LIS10 GALLERY

61 GALLERIA MASSIMO MININI – FRANCESCA MININI

Massimo Minini opened his gallery in Brescia, Italy, in 1973. During the early years of activity, he was involved mainly with Conceptual Art, Arte Povera and Minimal Art, including in the late ‘70 and early ‘80 with works from some young Italian and foreign artists, including Ettore Spalletti, Jan Fabre, Didier Vermeiren, Bertrand Lavier, Anish Kapoor, Alberto Garutti, Icaro and Gerwald Rockenschaub. The gallery, however, also displayed works by figurative artists such as Salvo, Luigi Ontani, Ger Van Elk, Jiri Georg Dokoupil and Ryan Mendoza. In the mid-1990s the gallery started to focus on a group of Italian artists, such as Eva Marisaldi, Mario Airò, Stefano Arienti, Maurizio Cattelan, Vanessa Beecroft, Sabrina Torelli, Sabrina Mezzaqui, Francesco Simeti and Paolo Chiasera. In more recent years, as well as displaying works by long-standing artists Boetti, Accardi, Fabro, Paolini, LeWitt, Barry, Graham and Buren, the gallery has staged important exhibitions by Yona Friedman, Roger Ballen, Nedko Solakov, Haim Steinbach, Peter Halley and Ghada Amer, and works by newcomers such as Mathieu Mercier, Jan De Cock, Tino Seghal, David Maljkovic, Haris Epaminonda, Ariel Schlesinger, Landon Metz. Since 2006, Francesca Minini has been developing a research on Italian and international artists of a young generation, opening her own space in Milan. While working on new projects with the artists of the gallery, she has been also looking at the artistic scene coming from East with Ghada Amer and Ali Kazma, and from South America, starting from two group shows (in 2013 and 2014) that investigated the emerging artists of this area. From 2018 the relationship with the Galleria Massimo Minini has become stronger. In September 2018 the gallery presented a double project in Milan and in Brescia with both historical and more recent works by Carla Accardi. A new double project by Yona Friedman is visible in the two galleries since January 2020.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Robert Barry, Matthias Bitzer, Giulio Frigo, Luigi Ghirri, Landon Metz, Paul P, Giulio Paolini, Ariel Schlesinger

DIRECTORS CONTACT Massimo Minini, Francesca Minini +39 030 383034 / +39 02 26924671

ADDRESS [email protected] / Galleria Massimo Minini, [email protected] via Luigi Apollonio 68, www.galleriaminini.it / Brescia, Italy, 25128 www.francescaminini.it

Francesca Minini, facebook: @galleriamassimominini / via Privata Massimiano 25, @francescaminini Milano, Italy, 20134 instagram: @galleriamassimominini / @francescaminini

62 GALLERIA MASSIMO MININI – FRANCESCA MININI

Landon Metz, Untitled (Sculptures) (2015), Dye on shaped canvas, each element bottom 191 x 118 x 78cm, top 97 x 132 x 78cm

63 GALLERIA PATRICIA ARMOCIDA

Founded in 2007 in Milan by Patricia Armocida, the gallery aims to present innovative works and to support the talent of established and emerging artists, both italian and international. Galleria Patricia Armocida is located in the vibrant Navigli neighbourhood and its vast program reflects the diversity within the contemporary art scene in terms of both ideas and practices. The gallery is part of a broader activity engaging with a larger community in ferment with fresh ideas, while positioning its artists within the current primary contemporary art market.

In parallel with its exhibitions, the gallery promotes the artists with public projects in collaboration with private contemporary art foundations and the Municipality of Milan.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: NUNCA, MODE2

DIRECTOR CONTACT Patricia Magdalena Armocida +39 02 36519304

ADDRESS [email protected] Via Filippo Argelati, 24 [email protected] 20143 Milano, Italy www.galleriapatriciaarmocida.com

instagram: @galleriapatriciaarmocida facebook: @Galleria Armocida Armocida

NUNCA, Branding 3 (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 120cm

64 65 GALLERY MOMO

Gallery MOMO is a contemporary art gallery with spaces in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa. Since opening our doors in 2002, Gallery MOMO has developed a strong creative and intellectual platform for showcasing a substantial portfolio of South African, continental and international contemporary art. We also manage the estates of notable 20th century South African masters. Gallery MOMO hosts a residency programme for local and international curators and artists where we aim to encourage an international dialogue and cooperation between artists from different parts of the world.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Salah Elmur, Kimathi Donkor, Andrew Tshabangu, Percy Konqobe, Adolf Tega

DIRECTORS CONTACT Monna Mokoena, Odysseys Shirindza, +27 21 424 5140 / +27 11 327 3247 Igsaan Martin [email protected] ADDRESS www.gallerymomo.com Johannesburg: 52 7th Avenue Parktown North, Johannesburg, 2193 facebook: @GalleryMOMOSA instagram: @gallerymomo Cape Town: 16 Buiten Street, Ground Floor Cape Town, 8001

Salah Elmur, Sunflower Vase (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 200 x 250cm

66 67 GEUKENS & DE VIL

Geukens & De Vil is a contemporary art gallery that is founded in 1998 in Knokke by Yasmine Geukens & Marie-Paule De Vil, two art historians. In 2006 they opened a second venue in the dynamic art district of Antwerp (Het Zuid). In 2015, the Antwerp gallery moved to the first floor of a large neoclassical building in the center of the city – a monumental venue that offers new opportunities in curating solo and group exhibitions. Geukens & De Vil shows a mix of established artists and young upcoming talent, both national and international. Additionally, they ask guest-artists to co-curate an exhibition as well as curate larger-themed group shows semi-annually.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Gideon Kiefer, Philip Aguirre y Otegui

DIRECTORS CONTACT Yasmine Geukens, Marie-Paule De Vil +32 7539 83 99 / +32 474 38 20 68

ADDRESS [email protected] Zeedijk 735, 8300 Knokke, www.geukensdevil.com Belgium Leopoldplaats 12, 1 st floor, 2000 Antwerp, facebook: @Geukensdevil Belgium instagram: @geukensdevil

Philip Aguirre y Otegui, Je vous offre une maison (2018), bronze, 155 x 43 x 74cm

68 69 GIORGIO PERSANO

During the 1970s, Giorgio Persano opened Galleria Multipli: this was the start of Persano’s interest in international contemporary art, particularly American Pop Art and Italian Arte Povera. He began to make multiples in limited editions in collaboration with artists such as Pistoletto, Zorio, and Calzolari. In 1975, these artists started using the gallery space as a workshop, making installations and experimenting with creative processes that go beyond the constricting criteria of the exhibition. Since then, Persano curates projects and the production of the works by establishing a close collaboration with his artists.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Per Barclay, Mario Merz, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Marco Bagnoli

DIRECTOR CONTACT Giorgio Persano +39 011 835527

ADDRESS [email protected] Via Stampatori 4, www.giorgiopersano.org 10122, Torino, Italy facebook: @galleriagiorgiopersano instagram: @giorgiopersano

Mario Merz, Untitled (1985), mixed media on canvas 154 x 403cm

70 71 GOODMAN GALLERY

Goodman Gallery is an international contemporary art gallery with locations in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London. The gallery represents artists whose work confronts entrenched power structures and inspires social change. Goodman Gallery has held the reputation as a pre-eminent art gallery on the African continent since 1966. It has been pivotal in shaping contemporary South African art, bringing many artists to the world’s attention for the first time during the apartheid era. Since Liza Essers became owner and director in 2008, the gallery roster has grown by more than 30 international artists, with a focus on women from the African Diaspora and beyond. Goodman Gallery has a global programme working with prominent and emerging international artists whose work engages in a dialogue with African and post-colonial contexts.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Ruby Onyinyeche Amanze, Lisa Brice, Kudzanai Chiurai, Ernest Cole, Nolan Oswald Dennis, Mounir Fatmi, Reza Farkondeh and Ghada Amer, Kendell Geers, David Goldblatt, Alfredo Jaar, Samson Kambalu, Kapwani Kiwanga, William Kentridge, David Koloane, Misheck Masamvu, Gerhatd Marx, Ernesto Neto, Sam Nhlengethwa, Yinka Shonibare, CBE, Mikhael Subotzky, Clive van den Berg, Carrie Mae Weems, Paul Weinberg, Sue Williamson

DIRECTOR Goodman Gallery London Liza Essers 26 Cork Street, London W1s 3nd

ADDRESS CONTACT Goodman Gallery Cape Town: +27 21 462 7573 3rd Floor FaiGoodman Gallery Cape Town 3rd Floor Fairweather House, [email protected] 176 Sir Lowry Rd, Woodstock www.goodman-gallery.com

Goodman Gallery Johannesburg instagram: @goodman_gallery 163 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood facebook: @GoodmanGallery Johannesburg twitter: @Goodman_Gallery

Misheck Masamvu, Untitled (flowerhead) (2018), Oil on Canvas, 180 x 157cm

72 73 GUNS & RAIN

Founded in 2014, Guns & Rain was one of Africa’s first online galleries, founded to address the under-representation of African art online and globally. Guns & Rain now has a physical space in Johannesburg. The gallery works with contemporary emerging artists from six African countries, including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique and Nigeria, and has produced regular exhibitions in Johannesburg since 2015. Most of the artists engage with social and political subject matter, and many are concerned with identity politics. The name ‘Guns & Rain’ comes from the work of South African-born British anthropologist and playwright David Lan - who wrote about guerrillas and spirit mediums in Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle - for its reference to culture, identity, land, struggle change, and other important African themes that inform the curatorial focus and programme of the gallery.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Bev Butkow, Thina Dube, Ann Gollifer, Ayobola Kekere-Ekun, Tuli Mekondjo

DIRECTOR CONTACT Dr. Julie Taylor +27 76 294 5332

ADDRESS [email protected] 55 12th Street, Parkhurst www.gunsandrain.com Johannesburg, South Africa, 2193 facebook: @gunsandrain instagram: @gunsandrain

Tuli Mekondjo, Elende lange lo malududi / My headdress of feathers: ode to mother (2019), Mixed Media on Canvas, 90 x 61cm

74 75 JAHMEK CONTEMPORARY ART

JAHMEK is a platform which, through its programme of exhibitions, aims to promote dialogue and critical thought on the subject of visual artistic expression in Luanda through the work produced by the artists it represents both in Angola and overseas.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Délio Jasse

DIRECTOR CONTACT Mehak Vieira +244 9235050577

ADDRESS [email protected] Rua dos Coqueiros, No 201 Coqueiros, www.jahmekart.com Ingombota, Luanda- Angola instagram: @jahmekart

Délio Jasse, Fragility of Time (Series of 4) (2019), C- Print with Gold Leaf, 150 x 100cm

76 77 KALASHNIKOVV GALLERY

The Kalashnikovv Gallery was established in 2013 by long term collaborators MJ Turpin and Matthew Dean Dowdle out of frustration with the current South African Contemporary Art world and by extension, the prevailing “white cube” gallery discourse. They chose to create a hybrid space, bouncing to and fro between an independent artist run space, project space and commercial gallery space. Another key factor in the gallery’s inception was the decision not to compartmentalize creativity by showing art that is solely validated through academic practice and saleability. The Kalashnikovv ethos will forever champion the progressive alternative, the “outsider”, the artist as curator and the independent artist in all their creative guises and manifestations. Their existence is an endeavor to change perceptions around art, to move the industry forward as a whole, to be a catalyst for change and to make art accessible for all. Kalashnikovv strives to create exhibitions and scenarios that will cause artists, curators and the public to question their own place in this ever evolving art world.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Yolanda Mazwana, Io Makandal, Lucy Jane Turpin, Maja Maljevic, Theresa-Anne Mackintosh, Conrad Botes, Jason Bronkhorst, Ayanda Mabulu, Imraan Christian, Vusi Beauchamp

DIRECTORS CONTACT MJ Turpin, Matthew Dowdle +27 83 781 7406 / +27 73 124 8183

ADDRESS [email protected] 70 Juta Street, Braamfontein, www.kalashnikovv.co.za Johannesburg, 2000 instagram: @kalashnikovvgallery

Imraan Christian, Maktub (2018), Medium format photography, 84 x 118.9cm

78 79 MIMMO SCOGNAMIGLIO/PLACIDO

The activity of the gallerist Mimmo Scognamiglio in the Neapolitan cultural life starts in December 1995 with the opening of the gallery “Scognamiglio e Teano”; the human experience and the visual practice acquired while working with Lucio Amelio, in more than 10 years, allowed Mimmo Scognamiglio to outline a personal exhibiting way. The space of his art gallery has become an important reference for both national and international artists with well-established aesthetic experiences, as well as for many young artists. Since November 2000, the gallery changed its name into “Mimmo Scognamiglio artecontemporanea”, starting a wide range of activities, planning many shows in public and private spaces, organizing meetings and seminars on art and culture and cooperating with avant-garde publishing houses and curators. In June 2007 Mimmo Scognamiglio opened the doors of his new exhibition area in Milan with a new solo show by Antony Gormley, one of the most significant contemporary artists of international fame. Spacetime opens in a 200sqm area in Corso di Porta Nuova, on the first floor of a building housing several creative enterprises, later to become a fresh, new hub for art lovers. In September 2011 the gallerist moved again in the spaces of Via Ventura, 6 in Lambrate where together with others galleries has collaborated in the creation of a new art core in Milan. On November 2015 Scognamiglio finally returned to the heart of the city, in the neighborhood of Brera, in Via Goito 7 and inaugurated the new gallery with an exhibition celebrating 20 years of activity as a gallerist.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Maddalena Ambrosio, TJ Dedeaux-Norris, Jenni Hiltunen, Chiharu Shiota, Alexandria Smith, Joana Vasconcelos

DIRECTORS CONTACT Mimmo Scognamiglio, Aniello Placido +39 02 36 52 6809

[email protected] ADDRESS www.mimmoscognamiglio.com Italy: via Goito 7 – 20121 Milano France: 41 rue Chapon – 75003 Paris instagram: @galleria_mimmoscognamiglio

Joana Vasconcelos, Rosalinda (2019), Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro faience painted with ceramic glaze, Azores crocheted lace, 25 x 55 x 125cm

80 81 NIL GALLERY

Nil Gallery is a Paris-based contemporary art gallery founded in 2016. French founders Hugo Zeitoun and Paul William share their eclectic and instinctive vision of art through traveling the world. Nil Gallery recently opened a new space; next to the Picasso Museum in the Le Marais district in Paris. The new location was designed as a “living space for art”, hosting a gallery and an artist residency. The global DNA of the gallery expresses itself in a very diverse selection of artists from all corners of the globe - including Africa (Morocco, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa), Europe (France, Spain, Ukraine) and Asia (China, South Korea).

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Prince Gyasi, Alimi Adewale, Yeanzi, Abass Kelani

DIRECTORS CONTACT Paul William, Hugo Zeitoun +33 612502237 / +33 698741989

ADDRESS [email protected] 14 rue des Coutures Saint-Gervais, www.nilgallery.com 75003 Paris. instagram: @nilgalleryparis

Prince Gyass, FATHERHOOD Photograph, Series of 10, 128 x 153.4cm

82 83 OCTOBER GALLERY

Founded in 1979, October Gallery was one of the first galleries in the United Kingdom to present contemporary art from around the world with its aim to promote the Transvangarde, the transcultural avant-garde. October Gallery has provided a platform for the emergence of some of the most innovative and exciting artists of our time and continues to provide a nexus for cultural exchange in the heart of London. The gallery has been instrumental in bringing to international attention many of Africa’s leading artists, including El Anatsui, Romuald Hazoumè, and Alexis Peskine. Institutions such as the British Museum, London, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Centre Pompidou, Paris, Museum Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf, and Setagaya Art Museum, Tokyo, have all collected works from October Gallery. October Gallery presents six to eight exhibitions per year and collaborates with many different institutions on loans, exhibitions and catalogues.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Alexis Peskine, Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga, Benji Reid, Naomi Wanjiku Gakunga

DIRECTORS CONTACT Chili Hawes, Elisabeth Lalouschek +44 2072427367

ADDRESS [email protected] 24 Old Gloucester Street, www.octobergallery.co.uk Bloomsbury, London WC1N 3AL, facebook: @octobergalleryholborn United Kingdom instagram: @octoberlondon

Benji Reid, Things I’ve Imagined (2018), Giclee Print, 80 x 80cm. Copyright the artist, courtesy October Gallery.

84 85 OSART GALLERY

Osart Gallery was established in 2008 by Andrea Sirio Ortolani. Since its debut, Osart has focused on presenting the work of the most influential Italian and international artists, who have developed their artistic experimentation during the 60s and 70s. Osart has built strong relationships with several artists and their estates in different parts of the world.

The annual program comprises solo and group shows - along with collaborations with museums, private collections and foundations for curated exhibitions. Osart is currently exploring new horizons with a special eye on African emerging artists. African Textures, which has opened on November 14th 2019, features works by Jeanne Gaigher, Kresiah Mukwazhi and Marlene Steyn.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Amelia Etlinger, Kresiah Mukwazhi

DIRECTOR CONTACT Andrea Sirio Ortolani +39 025513826

ADDRESS [email protected] Corso Plebisciti 12, www.osartgallery.com 20129, Milan facebook: @osartgallery instagram: @osart_gallery

Amelia Etlinger, Untitled (Tapestry theatre) (detail), 70’s, mixed media on velvet fabric, 102 x 85cm

86 87 PLUS-ONE GALLERY

PLUS-ONE Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that represents and exhibits a mix of Belgian and international artists. The name “+1” stands for “more”: we strive for more openness for collaboration, more transparency, more Antwerp, more adventure and long-term thinking. We wish to create strong relations with artists, collectors, institutes and other galleries. Together we aim to move away from a conventional competition-minded gallery model and create collaborations with the focus on shared opportunities and networks.

PLUS-ONE Gallery was founded in 2016 by Jason Poirier dit Caulier and is located in two different areas in Antwerp, Belgium. One location is in Berchem, in the former warehouse of a shirtmaker, and the second is in Nieuw Zuid, an exciting and ambitious urban development in the Antwerp South (Zuid), where several museums are located. Here you are welcomed by both the PLUS-ONE Gallery and Gallery Sofie Van de Velde collaborators. One location, two galleries, two visions, two different programs but sharing a space, collaborators and a philosophy of transparency and openness for collaboration.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Carole Vanderlinden, Nel Aerts

DIRECTOR CONTACT Jason Poirer dit Caulier +32 495 24 82 99

ADDRESS [email protected] Léon Stynenstraat 21 www.plus-one.be 2000 Antwerp, Belgium instagram: @plus_one_art

Carole Vanderlinden, Offrandes (2019), Oil on canvas, 140 x 201cm

88 89 PROMETEOGALLERY DI IDA PISANI

Prometeogallery was established in Milan in 2005 by Ida Pisani. Located in the Lambrate neighbourhood, where many other contemporary art galleries have settled, the gallery aims to promote through solo and group shows the work of international artists, with a particular focus on the new artistic researches from Eastern Europe, Middle East and South America. In 2008 Prometeogallery opened a new space in Lucca, Tuscany, the city that in the early 2000s hosted the Associazione Prometeo, that saw Ida Pisani between the founders. Coming back to Lucca allows the gallery to exhibit in the stunning space of the former Saint Matthew’s church, where the work of artists like Santiago Sierra and Regina José Galindo was presented for the first time in Italy. The constant attention towards an art deeply connected to the place of its origin, that is always questioning itself and that doesn’t operate without a relationship with the complex contemporary society, allowed the gallery to build during these years a well defined identity that places it in the international artistic debate with a growing consciousness about the choices made.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Maria José Arjona, Fabrizio Cotognini, Regina José Galindo, Hiwa K, Iva Lulashi, Ruben Montini, Mario Santizo, Santiago Sierra, Giuseppe Stampone, Rosanna Rossi, Anibal Lopez, Dim Sampaio, Ivan Mudov, Salvo

DIRECTOR CONTACT Ida Pisani +39 283538236

ADDRESS [email protected] Via Giovanni Ventura, www.prometeogallery.com 6 20134 Milan, Italy facebook: @Prometeogallery instagram: @Prometeogallery

Fabrizio Cotognini, Mirror Mirror (detail) (2019), biacca, and 24k gold Leaf on black artist book, 42 x 300cm. Courtesy of the artist and Prometeogallery di Ida Pisani

90 91 GALERIE RAUM MIT LICHT

Based in Vienna in the atmospheric ambience of a former workshop, contemporary art gallery Raum mit Licht represents an ongoing engagement with young and established Austrian and international artists. With an agenda to pursue a relationship between sculptural spaces, the gallery offers a diverse and carefully curated artist statements and dialogues by embracing and linking works in film, photography, painting, graphics and sculptural interventions.

Represented artist’s works have been added to the collections of leading Austrian museums: MUSA, mumok, MAK, Albertina and Belvedere.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Karin Fisslthaler, Roman Pfeffer, Harpune Verlag (Josef Zekoff & Sarah Bogner), Titania Seidl

DIRECTOR CONTACT Josephine Wagner +43 1 524 04 94

ADDRESS [email protected] Kaiserstrasse 32, www.raum-mit-licht.at 1070 Vienna, Austria facebook: @Galerie Raum mit Licht instagram: @raum_mit_licht

Karin Fisslthaler, Kristall (Tippi hedren) (2016), Film still cut-outs on Fine Art Print, 37 x 31cm

92 93 SALON NINETY ONE

Salon Ninety One is a Cape Town based gallery, presenting works by emerging and established young artists of all disciplines, passionate about developing a new brand of local talent. The gallery specialises in accessible contemporary South African Art, with an emphasis on collaborative projects and bridging the traditional divide between disciplines. Exhibited works range from painting, textile, print, drawing, and collage to carefully chosen photographic and sculptural pieces. Founded during 2008, by gallery director and curator, Monique Foord, Salon Ninety One offers international and local collectors, as well as first-time buyers, unique investment opportunities into the South African art market.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Amber Moir, Chloe Townsend, Heidi Fourie, Jeanne Hoffman, Katrin Coetzer, Kirsten Beets, Kirsten Sims, Linsey Levendall, Nicole Clare Fraser, Paul Senyol, Zarah Cassim

DIRECTOR CONTACT Monique Foord +27 21 424 6930

ADDRESS [email protected] 91 Kloof Street, Gardens, www.salon91.co.za Cape Town, South Africa, 8001 instagram: @salon91art

Amber Moir, As the Morning Comes to Rest (2019), Pitch-rolled watercolour monotype on Calico. Edition 1 of 1. Diptych. 62 x 46.5cm each (Framed artwork size)

94 95 SMAC GALLERY

SMAC Gallery was established in 2007 in Stellenbosch, South Africa, in the De Wet Centre on Church Street. The gallery’s early programming centred on presenting large-scale retrospective and critical review exhibitions, focusing primarily on the modernist abstract era, the protest era and the neglected contribution of African artists in the post-war period.

In recent years, SMAC has seen a shift to representing the work of contemporary artists from Africa including Mary Sibande, Gareth Nyandoro, and Cyrus Kabiru. The gallery expanded to its current flagship space in Woodstock, Cape Town, in 2014 and opened a third space in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2016. SMAC participates in between 10 – 12 international fairs per year, including The Armory Show, Art Brussels and Artissima. The gallery maintains an active publishing initiative.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Chechu Álava, Lhola Amira, Margaret Courtney-Clarke, Galia Gluckman, Frances Goodman, Kate Gottgens, Georgina Gratrix, Cyrus Kabiru, Johann Louw, Wallen Mapondera, Mongezi Ncaphayi, Musa N. Nxumalo, Gareth Nyandoro, Jody Paulsen, Usha Seejarim, Mary Sibande, Marlene Steyn, Simon Stone, Pierre Vermeulen

DIRECTORS Stellenbosch: Baylon Sandri, Jean Butler 1st Floor, De Wet Centre, Church Street, ADDRESS Stellenbosch, 7600 Cape Town: 1st Floor, The Palms CONTACT 145 Sir Lowry Road +27 21 461 1029 Woodstock, 7925 [email protected] Johannesburg: www.smacgallery.com 1st Floor, The Trumpet 19 Keyes Avenue facebook: @smac_gallery Rosebank, 2196 instagram: @smac_gallery

Mary Sibande, The Locus (2019), Inkjet on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, Diasec Mount, 200 x 136cm

96 Mary Sibande, The Locus (2019), Inkjet on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, Diasec Mount, 200 x 136cm

97 SMITH

SMITH is a gallery of contemporary art situated at 56 Church Street in Cape Town, South Africa. The gallery is housed in a 230-year-old Heritage site, the only “pakhuis” or warehouse building in the city centre not to have been subdivided. Founded in 2014, SMITH has within its stable a number of the country’s outstanding emerging artists. The gallery disregards convention and favours artists producing brave, joyous and timeless work that values and contributes to the discourse of contemporary art in South Africa. SMITH is passionate about creating an environment that deepens the relationship between artists and collectors and works to create unique fine art collections by profiling rare skill from unexpected places.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Stephen Allwright, Grace Cross, Katharien de Villiers, Dale Lawrence, Thandiwe Msebenzi, Nabeeha Mohamed, Rosie Mudge, Talia Ramkilawan, Tiago Rodrigues, Amy Rusch, Brett Charles Seiler, Sitaara Stodel, Michael Linders, Marsi van de Heuvel, Michaela Younge

DIRECTOR CONTACT Candace Marshall-Smith +27 21 422 0814

ADDRESS [email protected] 56 Church Street, www.smithstudio.co.za Cape Town, 8001 facebook: @smithstudioct instagram: @smithstudioct twitter: @smithfineartgallery

Grace Cross, The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world (2019), Oil and Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 112cm

98 99 GALLERY SOFIE VAN DE VELDE

Gallery Sofie Van de Velde, located in two areas in Antwerp, stands for entrepreneurship in art. Through the participation in art fairs and exhibitions, the gallery focuses on representing artists in a strong international network. Together with the artist, strategies are defined to bring the body of work to a new level. Moving away from a conventional competition-minded gallery model, Sofie Van de Velde’s philosophy is one of collaboration and shared opportunities and networks. The location at Nieuw Zuid, a space shared with PLUS-ONE Gallery, presents a strong and diverse exhibition program. Both galleries not only share a space, but also a philosophy. While keeping their own perspective on artistic choices, they believe in a positive and transparent attitude of collaboration. Being one of the first to settle in this new neighborhood, the gallery also seeks opportunities for the integration of more art at Nieuw Zuid. Both galleries have a second space in Berchem, which they use for shorter and often more experimental projects.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Gommaar Gilliams, Pieter Jennes

DIRECTOR CONTACT Sofie Van de Velde +32 486 79 19 93

ADDRESS [email protected] Léon Stynenstraat 21 www.sofievandevelde.be 2000 Antwerp, Belgium instagram: @gallerysofievandevelde

Pieter Jennes, we zingen van ons jonge leven, Oil on canvas, 145 x 175cm

100 101 STEVENSON

STEVENSON has an international exhibition programme with a particular focus on the region. Founded in 2003, the gallery has spaces in Cape Town and Johannesburg, and an office in Amsterdam. It is jointly owned by its 11 directors. Stevenson participates in Art Basel, Frieze London, Paris Photo and Art Basel Miami Beach.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Zander Blom, Wim Botha, Edson Chagas, Steven Cohen, Meschac Gaba, Ian Grose, Simon Gush, Nicholas Hlobo, Pieter Hugo, Mawande Ka Zenzile, Dada Khanyisa, Moshekwa Langa, Neo Matloga, Nandipha Mntambo, Meleko Mokgosi, Zanele Muholi, Simphiwe Ndzube, Serge Alain Nitegeka, Mame-Diarra Niang, Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi, Odili Donald Odita, Deborah Poynton, Jo Ractliffe, Robin Rhode, Viviane Sassen, Claudette Schreuders, Penny Siopis, Guy Tillim, Barthélémy Toguo, Kemang Wa Lehulere, Portia Zvavahera

DIRECTORS CONTACT Federica Angelucci, Marc Barben, Lerato CT: +27 21 462 1500 Bereng, Joost Bosland, David Brodie, JHB: +27 11 403 1055 Andrew da Conceicao, Sisipho Ngodwana, Sophie Perryer, Alexander Richards, [email protected] Jessica Smuts, Michael Stevenson www.stevenson.info

ADDRESS Facebook: @stevenson.gallery Cape Town: Instagram: @stevenson_za Buchanan Building, 160 Sir Lowry Road, Twitter: @stevenson_za Woodstock,

Johannesburg: 46 7th Avenue, Parktown North

Barthélémy Toguo, Swimming in the Blue Universe 1 (2018), watercolour and ink on paper, laid on canvas, 122 x 99cm

102 103 SUBURBIA CONTEMPORARY

By definition, ‘suburb’ refers to an outlying district of an urban area. Connotations of the word vary wildly based on context, hinging largely upon the economic conditions of a particular area’s city centre. Suburbia – suburban utopia, conceptualised as guarded islands or disguised prisons. But they are also vessels, empty and waiting, judged from the outside, but ultimately characterised by their content, the people who inhabit them. Suburbia Contemporary, set in the outskirts of the city of Granada, was conceived as space operating outside of the centre, with all the opportunities for experimentation which that entails. Suburbia Contemporary’s Satellite project space, is new to Cape Town but is also one of many art spaces in the suburb of Woodstock, placed within the context of an ongoing, embattled, economic and political history. The height of an artistic space, like any other community, is characterised by a strong sense of self-awareness and reflection, and permeability and flexibility of form. Satellite functions as a link from one ‘margin’ to another, an assertion that worthy dialogue is not restricted to major centres. Still loosely defined, Satellite seeks to be a space for varied artistic visions. Playing within the freedom of the margins, in Cape Town and in Granada, Suburbia Contemporary and Satellite aim to amplify the voices of the artists present in both spaces.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Jake Aikman, Michelangelo Consani, Jaime Poblete

DIRECTOR Woodstock, Cape Town, Francesco Ozzola South Africa, 7925

ADDRESS CONTACT SUBURBIA +34 603 37 07 21 Antigua Azucarera del Genil, Puente de los Vados SN. [email protected] Nave 2, Planta Alta, Local 9 www.suburbia-granada.com 18015 – Granada, España instagram: @suburbiacontemporaryart SATELLITE twitter: @suburbiacontemporaryart Unit 001, Mason’s Annex 5 Ravenscraig Road

Jake Aikman, Janus (Atlantic) (2019), Oil on canvas, 150 x 300cm

104 105 TATJANA PIETERS

Tatjana Pieters runs the eponymous gallery in Ghent and is known for discovering unconventional and emerging talent. She has been educated as a conservator-restorer of sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp and continued to study Art History at the University of Ghent. With the presentation of Belgian artists like Walter Swennen, Luc Deleu and Philippe Van Snick Pieters has also proven to promote the careers of respected older artists within a broader international context. Since 2008 Pieters is part of several juries and commissions, amongst others the subsidy commission of the Flemish Community, and the jury for the Flemish Culture Prize and the Belgian Pavillion at the Venice Biennial. Since 2004 she has curated more than 100 exhibitions inside and outside of her gallery. In 2020 she will be the curator of the young Belgian Art & Design Fair. Her dedication to the gallery as a platform for the promotion of progressive, engaged and innovative positions is based on the belief that art can create more awareness and help positive change in a society that desperately needs it. Driven by this commitment, Pieters is also active as a licensed Avatar Master delivering Avatar®, an experiential consciousness training that learns people the skills to live deliberately.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Felix Beaudry, Charles Degeyter, Huey Crowley, Michael Pybus, Mike Shultis

DIRECTOR CONTACT Tatjana Pieters +32 485 95 22 19

ADDRESS [email protected] Nieuwevaart 124/001 www.tatjanapieters.com 9000 Gent, Belgium facebook: @Galerie Tatjana Pieters instagram: @tatjanapietersgallery

Felix Beaudry, Partner (2019), Machine knit fabric, 90 x 154cm, Unique

106 107 THIS IS NOT A WHITE CUBE

THIS IS NOT A WHITE CUBE (TINAWC) is a contemporary art gallery focusing on the representation of contemporary African and diaspora artists through its annual exhibition program and participation in international art fairs. It also develops a platform for experimentation, affirmation, and launch of projects, exhibitions, artists’ commissions, artistic residency projects, archives, workshops, lectures, films, research, symposiums and publications through its non-profit project THE CUBE. TINAWC is actively engaging in creating bridges and dialogues with galleries and other artistic platforms through partnerships both in Angola and abroad to expose exhibiting artists to wider audiences.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Alida Rodrigues, René Tavares, Nelo Teixeira, Januário Jano

DIRECTORS CONTACT Sónia Ribeiro, Graça Rodrigues +244 922939181 / +351 967260472

[email protected] / ADDRESS [email protected] Rua Francisco Pereira Africano Nr. 10 www.tinawc.com – R/C , Vila Alice, Luanda facebook: @Thisisnotawhitecube instagram: @thisisnotawhitecube twitter: @GalleryTinawc

Nelo Teixeira, Untitled (2019), wood, Acrylic, found objects, 220 x 180cm. Courtesy of THIS IS NOT A WHITE CUBE GALLERY

108 109 THK GALLERY

THK Gallery is a contemporary art gallery established in Cape Town and founded by Frank Schönau. As a keen contemporary art enthusiast and recognised photographer in his own right, Schönau has created a gallery space and platform that showcases art by both emerging and established artists whose works present alternative and new perspectives on the aesthetics of contemporary creation. Partnering with local as well as international artists, THK Gallery aims to add to the broader art landscape by presenting exhibitions which explore, push and challenge the potential of contemporary art. In so doing, the gallery hopes to expose global audiences to the diverse range of visual art forms that exist within contemporary practice today. THK Gallery also imports and stocks a range of special edition art books. These unique, statement books compliment the gallery’s exhibition programme showcased throughout the year. Situated in the heart of Cape Town and with a programme of engaging exhibitions, THK Gallery strives not only to contribute to the conversations within contemporary art discourse but hopes to invite audiences into a number of captivating and enriching visual experiences.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Atang Tshikare, Jake Michael Singer, Johno Mellish

DIRECTORS CONTACT Frank Schönau, Denise Wasching +27 87 470 0178

ADDRESS [email protected] 52 Waterkant Street, www.thkgallery.com Cape Town, 8001 facebook: @thkgallery instagram: @thkgallery

Jake Michael Singer, They Who Created Themselves 1 (2019), Marine grade stainless steel (316), 280 x 140 x 170cm

110 111 GALERIE VÉRONIQUE RIEFFEL

Dedicated to contemporary art and design, the Galerie Véronique Rieffel presents works by artists from the Middle East and the African continent, and occasionally by Western artists who have woven fruitful relationships with these regions of the world. Newly created, it intends to break with a Western-centered vision of the art market. For its first participation in Investec Cape Town Art Fair, it presents a solo show of the Photographer Manuel Braun through his series Alexandria on stage a journey in the Egyptian City with the Ivoirian dancer Jean-Paul Méhansio, and through a vibrant Portrait Gallery which explores people who take part in the African Art World today.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Manuel Braun

DIRECTORS CONTACT Véronique Rieffel +336 72088097

ADDRESS [email protected] Mondoukou - Cocoteraie www.veroniquerieffel.com Côte d’Ivoire facebook: @galerie Véronique Rieffel instagram: @galerieveroniquerieffel

Manuel Braun, Alexandria on stage (2014), photography

112 113 WHATIFTHEWORLD

Founded in 2008, WHATIFTHEWORLD has developed into a recognised contemporary art gallery, both within South Africa and internationally. Since its conception, the gallery has expanded to collaborate with some of the most significant artists in Africa, as well as many talented established and emerging artists. With a strong focus on South Africa, and the broader African continent and African diaspora, the gallery represents influential artists who critically engage with both global and local contemporary art and socio-political contexts. The gallery programme is dedicated specifically to ambitious solo projects and multi-disciplinary installations, with a focus on creating an environment that will allow artists the freedom to create significant exhibitions.

WHATIFTHEWORLD has a strong history in areas of publishing, having published numerous catalogues and artist monographs, as well as design and curatorship; hosting a series of noteworthy solo and group exhibitions in customised spaces It regularly participates in international art fairs including The Armory Show, New York and 1-54, London. Gallery artists have exhibited in major exhibitions and biennials including the 55th Venice Biennial; The Havana Biennial; Guangzhou Triennial Guangzhou, China; Le Biennial de Dakar, Senegal as well as group exhibitions hosted at prestigious venues such at the Center Georges Pompidou, Paris; The Smithsonian Museum, Washington DC; SFMOMA San Francisco and MOMA, New York.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Sanell Aggenbach, Mia Chaplin, Paul Edmunds, Pierre Fouché, Lungiswa Gqunta, Dan Halter, Maja Marx, Mohau Modisakeng, John Murray, Lakin Ogunbanwo, Cameron Platter, Thania Petersen, Athi-Patra Ruga, Lyndi Sales, Buhlebezwe Siwani, Chris Soal, Rowan Smith, Ruby Swinney, Michael Taylor, Morné Visagie

DIRECTORS CONTACT Justin Rhodes, Ashleigh McLean +27 21 422 1066

ADDRESS [email protected] First Floor, 16 Buiten Street www.whatiftheworld.com Cape Town, 8000 facebook: @WHATIFTHEWORLD instagram: @whatiftheworld_gallery

Athi Patra Ruga, The Whole World Loves Her (2019) 114 115 WORLDART

WORLDART is a contemporary art gallery established in 2004 and situated in Cape Town. The artists with whom we collaborate generally pursue an urban contemporary aesthetic.

Our objective is to build an international platform from which their work can be introduced to a wider audience. To this extent we have in recent years participated in art fairs in London, Miami, Munich, Sydney, Johannesburg and Cape Town.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Norman O’Flynn, Kilmany-Jo Liversage, Bastiaan van Stenis, Nkuli Mlangeni

DIRECTOR CONTACT Charl Bezuidenhout +27 21 423 3075

ADDRESS [email protected] 54 Church Street, Cape Town www.worldart.co.za CBD, 8001 instagram: @worldartgallery

Norman O’Flynn, Elephant in the room (2019), Acrylic paint on canvas, 85 x 100cm

116 117 YOSR BEN AMMAR GALLERY

Yosr Ben Ammar first opened its doors in 2005 under the name Kanvas Art Gallery in Gammarth, Tunisia where Yosr, the Director of the gallery has fully dedicated herself to modern and contemporary Tunisian art by exhibiting renowned artists such as Ahmed Hajeri, Abdelaziz Gorgi, Jalel Ben Abdallah, Aly Bellagha, Aly Ben Salem. Since 2015, the gallery has devoted itself to Street Art by exhibiting Tunisian and international artists such as eL Seed, De La Mano, Swoon, Pantonio, Brusk, DaBro and with this special focus in urban art the gallery has recently launched a new generation of artists such as Mohamed Ben Slama, Nabil Saouabi, Mohamed Ben Soltane, Omar Bey and Oussema Troudmi. The gallery has recently hit another milestone and opened a new space in November 2019 in Sousse.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: ST4.The project, KOOM, Omar Bey, Mohamed Ben Slama, Oussama Troudi

DIRECTOR CONTACT Yosr Ben Ammar +216 29 369 477

ADDRESS [email protected] Club House Résidence de Gammarth www.yosrbenammar.com

facebook: @YosrBenA instagram: @yosr_ben_ammar_gallery

Koom, Blue, 90 x 130cm

118 119 122 Afriart Gallery 124 Eclectica Contemporary 126 Everard Read 128 Lars Kristian Bode 130 Salon Ninety One 132 SMAC Gallery 134 Stevenson

120 121 AFRIART GALLERY KAMPALA

Afriart Gallery is a leading contemporary art gallery situated in Kampala Uganda. The artists represented by the gallery are at the forefront of Kampala’s artistic community and are responsible for the transformation of Uganda’s art landscape. The gallery was founded in 2002 by art director Daudi Karungi. It focuses on the promotion of contemporary art from Uganda and the East African region as well as forging collaborations among artists in Africa and beyond. The gallery artists have been featured in major international exhibitions, art auctions, Biennales, and Art Fairs. Afriart gallery seeks to enrich the knowledge of its visitors about contemporary African art and provide the most varied selection for the enthusiastic art collector in the gallery’s permanent collection. Apart from exhibitions, Afriart has some exciting programs ranging from Art Education to art consultancy and public space design. Sungi is a Tanzanian-born multi-passionate artist and painter. Being among the few emerging female artists in her country, her path has a great influence on many future creatives. Only recently embarking on a full-time art career, her work is already recognized and appreciated by art critics and broader audiences within the country and beyond.

SOLO ARTIST Sungi Mlengeya

DIRECTOR CONTACT Daudi Karungi +256 701630640

ADDRESS [email protected] 110, 7th Street Industrial Area, www.afriartgallery.org Kampala Uganda facebook: @Afriart Gallery Kampala twitter: @afriartgallery

Sungi Mlengeya, Constant 2 (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 140cm

122 123 ECLECTICA CONTEMPORARY

Based in Cape Town, South Africa, Eclectica Contemporary sees itself as an African gallery with an international vision. The gallery celebrates the diversity and depth of art-making on the African continent while aiming to contextualize it for a growing global market. Eclectica Contemporary aims to present a carefully selected and focused collection of art from the continent that interrogates issues facing us in a globalized world. Eclectica Contemporary showcases practices and materials from art history whilst pushing boundaries and exploring uncharted territories of representation, technique and theory.

SOLO ARTIST Nina Holmes

DIRECTOR CONTACT Shamiela Tyer +27 21 422 4145 / +27 21 422 4185

ADDRESS [email protected] 69 Burg Street, Cape Town, www. eclecticacontemporary.co.za South Africa, 8000 facebook: @EclecticaContemporary instagram: @eclecticacontemporary

Nina Holmes, Square Root (2019), Acrylic on canvas, 170 x 196cm

124 125 EVERARD READ

Everard Read is South Africa’s oldest and largest gallery, with six gallery spaces between South Africa and London. The gallery represents many of Southern Africa’s most dynamic and accomplished visual artists, working in a variety of media. They all present unique contemporary visions manifested in their professional practice through refined technical expertise. The gallery strives to maximise the exposure and dissemination of their work to a broad audience in order to foster an appreciation for the remarkable breadth of creative expression available to us in Southern Africa. An important contributor to the already vibrant cultural life of South Africa, Everard Read maintains a strong and unique identity for itself. A programme of both solo and group exhibitions, often accompanied by publications, serves to showcase established contemporary artists as well as the emerging younger generations. A close dialogue between all of the Everard Read spaces, and the concurrent interface with other national and international galleries, institutions and art fairs, all serve our ambition to continue to nurture local talent and advise both public and private collectors around the world. Teresa Kutala Firmino was born in 1993 in Pomfret, a former military camp in the North West province of South Africa. She is a multimedia artist, now based in Johannesburg, working with paint, photography and performance. She is part of a collective called Kutala Chopeto, which started as an investigation into their shared history which is linked to the 32 Battalion,the soldiers who were settled in Pomfret in the North West Province after the Border War. Their work addresses issues of identity, heritage and history associated with their family’s migration. Similar to her work in the collective, she takes different stories that are derived from the Pomfret community, and restructures, rewrites and re-imagines them in different art forms.

SOLO ARTIST Teresa Kutala Firmino

DIRECTORS CONTACT Charles Shields, Emma Vandermerwe +27 21 418 4527

ADDRESS [email protected] 3 Portswood Road, V&A Waterfront, www.everard-read-capetown.co.za Cape Town, 8001 facebook: @EverardReadCT instagram: @everard_read_capetown_

Teresa Kutala Firmino, Buffalo Town Hall 2, mixed media on unstretched canvas, 121 x 102cm. Image courtesy of Michael Hall

126 127 LARS KRISTIAN BODE

Lars Kristian Bode collaborates with a diverse range of contemporary artists from around the world. The gallery is supporting artists working across mediums and disciplines who engage with new and challenging forms of creative expression. We aim to create an international platform and program. Working closely with partners, curators and institutions, Lars Kristian Bode is committed to present its artists on an international level. The gallery had its first exhibition in 2017. Riley Holloway (1989) lives and works in Dallas, US. Holloway is best known for his dynamic work and fresh look at figurative art. His images are often accompanied by text and other personal references embedded within the work. Holloway uses a bold painterly technique to create depth within the portraits. There is a softness he translates accompanied with his wild markings. This is seen with his utilization of charcoal and hand drawing, in conjunction with his ability to control and manipulate Oils in a traditional process. There is also a wonderful counterbalance of roughness and masculinity seen in the works. This is accomplished with his utilization of the unfinished aspects of the image and the rawness and utilitarian nature of many of the panels, gessos and nails he works upon. Riley Holloways aesthetics create familiar spaces that are rich in storytelling, free from constraints, and true to his subjects. Holloways technique is undeniable and his content is rich in both drama, history and intimacy.

SOLO ARTIST Riley Holloway

DIRECTOR CONTACT Lars Kristian Bode +49 151 1588 0679

ADDRESS [email protected] Wexstraße 28 www.larskristianbode.com 20355 Hamburg, Germany facebook: @lkbgallery instagram: @lkbgallery

Riley Holloway, Ehis Ojielu (2018), Oil on Panel, 122 x 91.5cm

128 129 SALON NINETY ONE

Salon Ninety One is a Cape Town based gallery, presenting works by emerging and established young artists of all disciplines, passionate about developing a new brand of local talent. The gallery specialises in accessible contemporary South African Art, with an emphasis on collaborative projects and bridging the traditional divide between disciplines.

Kirsten Beets paints a place somewhere between the real and imagined. Her images encompass a sun-soaked, mythological idea of Eden in order to explore contemporary ethical realities. She is continually looking at the shifting relationship between people at leisure and the natural world. She isolates the moments of these interactions, sometimes as immersive images other times as curious objects suspended in the picture plane. Snapshots of our curious human interactions with natural environments are all rendered in delicate detail. Her exhibitions are complex collections of observations and imaginary musings made manifest in Oil paint on paper, board and linen. Her carefully considered compositions tell a subtle story of serenity and loss, leisure and decay, stasis and transience.

SOLO ARTIST Kirsten Beets

DIRECTOR CONTACT Monique Foord +27 21 424 6930

ADDRESS [email protected] 91 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town, www.salon91.co.za South Africa, 8001 instagram: @salon91art

Kirsten Beets, Skydive (2019), Oil on board, 64.5 x 49cm, Unframed artwork size

130 131 SMAC GALLERY

SMAC Gallery was established in 2007 in Stellenbosch, South Africa, in the De Wet Centre on Church Street. The gallery’s early programming centred on presenting large-scale retrospective and critical review exhibitions, focusing primarily on the modernist abstract era, the protest era and the neglected contribution of African artists in the post-war period. In recent years, SMAC has seen a shift to representing the work of contemporary artists from Africa including Mary Sibande, Gareth Nyandoro, and Cyrus Kabiru. The gallery expanded to its current flagship space in Woodstock, Cape Town, in 2014 and opened a third space in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2016. SMAC participates in between 10 – 12 international fairs per year, including The Armory Show, Art Brussels and Artissima. The gallery maintains an active publishing initiative. Karakashian obtained her Bachelor of Art in Fine Art degree at the Michaelis School of Fine Art at the University of Cape Town in 2011. On graduation, she was awarded both the Judy Steinberg Painting Prize and the Simon Gerson Distinction Award. She went on to graduate with a Masters degree in Fine Art from the same institution in 2015. Karakashian was an artist in residence at Capo d’Arte in Gagliano del Capo, Italy in 2016. The residency culminated in a solo presentation, self-titled Alexandra Karakashian, at the Villa Medici in Gagliano del Capo.

SOLO ARTIST Alexandra Karakashian

DIRECTORS Stellenbosch Baylon Sandri, Jean Butler 1st Floor, De Wet Centre, Church Street, Stellenbosch,7600 ADDRESS Cape Town: CONTACT 1st Floor, The Palms, 145 Sir Lowry Road, +27 21 461 1029 Woodstock, 7925 [email protected] Johannesburg: www.smacgallery.com 1st Floor, The Trumpet, 19 Keyes Avenue, Rosebank, 2196 Instagram: @smac_gallery Facebook: @SMAC Gallery

Alexandra Karakashian, Passing Through (2019), Used Motor Oil on Canvas, Primed on Reverse, 61.5 x 61.5cm

132 133 STEVENSON

STEVENSON has an international exhibition programme with a particular focus on the region. Founded in 2003, the gallery has spaces in Cape Town and Johannesburg, and an office in Amsterdam. It is jointly owned by its 11 directors. Stevenson participates in Art Basel, Frieze London, Paris Photo and Art Basel Miami Beach.

SOLO ARTIST Cape Town based artist, Mawande Ka Zenzile working across painting, sculpture and installation presents new and recent works in a solo booth especially conceived for the fair. Ka Zenzile is known for his use of cow-dung and Oil paint, which draws on western and indigenous epistemes and histories. He won the Tollman Award for Visual Art in 2014 and the Michaelis Prize in 2013. He was among the three artists selected for the South African Pavilion of the 2019 Venice Biennale, curated by Nomusa Makhubu and Nkule Mabaso under the title, The Stronger We Become.

DIRECTORS Federica Angelucci, Marc Barben, Lerato Bereng, Joost Bosland, Sinazo Chiya, David Brodie, Andrew da Conceicao, Lanese Jaftha, Sisipho Ngodwana, Sophie Perryer, Alexander Richards, Jessica Smuts, Michael Stevenson

ADDRESS CONTACT Cape Town: Cape Town: +27 21 462 1500 Buchanan Building, Johannesburg: +27 11 403 1055 160 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock, Cape Town, 7925 [email protected] www.stevenson.info

Johannesburg: facebook: @Stevenson.gallery 46 7th Avenue, Parktown North, instagram: @stevenson_za Johannesburg, 2193 twitter: @Stevenson_ZA

Mawande Ka Zenzile, Misnomer, Cowdung, Oil sticks, Gesso on canvas, 50.5 x 140cm

134 135 136 SOUTHERN GUILD

Southern Guild commissions, produces and exhibits functional art and collectible design by the most compelling talents in South Africa. The gallery has pioneered the collectible design category on the continent, propelling its artists and designers to make original work that is distinctly African and globally relevant. Founded in 2008 by Trevyn and Julian McGowan, Southern Guild’s rigorous curatorial programme has shaped the world’s perceptions of African design and forged a unique vernacular in the international arena. Located in Cape Town’s newly revitalised Silo District, adjacent to the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, the gallery showcases limited-edition and one-off pieces that have garnered multiple awards and caught the attention of the world’s leading collectors, auction houses, museums and institutions.

Andile Dyalvane, Nkcokocha (2016), Black clay and Wenge wood, 150 x 100 x 80cm

ARTISTS EXHIBITING: Andile Dyalvane, Dokter and Misses, Justine Mahoney, Porky Hefer, Rich Mnisi, Zizipho Poswa

DIRECTORS CONTACT Trevyn and Julian McGowan +27 21 876 2616

ADDRESS [email protected] Silo 5, Silo District, V&A Waterfront, www.southernguild.co.za Cape Town instagram: @southernguildgallery facebook: @SouthernGuild

137 139 EBONY/CURATED 140 Goodman Gallery 141 Graham Modern & Contemporary 142 SMAC Gallery 143 The Melrose Gallery 144 WALL

138 EBONY/CURATED

EBONY/CURATED was established in 2007 in Franschhoek and a second gallery was opened in 2011, on Loop Street, Cape Town. In 2017 a third gallery was opened at Bordeaux House in Franschhoek which focuses on both contemporary works and Masters from the continent. This space has held a number of significant commercial and non-commercial exhibitions, including the retrospective of Erik Laubscher’s ‘The Landscapes’ and the recent ‘Masterpieces from Franschhoek Private Collections’.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: For their booth at Past/Modern, EBONY/CURATED will present a visual timeline of South African artworks created between 1950 – 2000. The gallery will focus on specific pieces by Dumile Feni, David Phaswane Mogano and Leonard Matsoso. David Mogano, Township Scene (1983), Watercolour on Paper, 62 x 80.5cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Marc Stanes, Dewald Prinsloo, Leonard de Villiers +27 21 876 2616

ADDRESS [email protected] Bordeaux House, 4 Bordeaux Street www.ebonycurated.com Franschhoek, 7690 instagram: @ebonycurated facebook: @ebonycurated artsy: @ebony-slash-curated twitter: @ebonycurated

139 GOODMAN GALLERY

Goodman Gallery is an international contemporary art gallery with locations in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London. The gallery represents artists whose work confronts entrenched power structures and inspires social change. Goodman Gallery has held the reputation as a pre-eminent art gallery on the African continent since 1966. It has been pivotal in shaping contemporary South African art, bringing many artists to the world’s attention for the first time during the apartheid era. Since Liza Essers became owner and director in 2008, the gallery roster has grown by more than 30 international artists, with a focus on women from the African Diaspora and beyond. Goodman Gallery has a global programme working with prominent and emerging international artists whose work engages in a dialogue with African and post-colonial contexts.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Ernest Cole, Paul Weinberg, Sue Williamson

Sue Williamson, A Tale of Two Cradocks (1994), 22 Digital colour prints on paper in pigment inks, Wood, Glass, Brass hinges, 43 x 25 x 500cm.

DIRECTOR Goodman Gallery London Liza Essers 26 Cork Street, London W1s 3nd

ADDRESS CONTACT Goodman Gallery Cape Town 3rd Floor +27 21 462 7573 Fairweather House, 176 Sir Lowry Rd, Woodstock [email protected] www.goodman-gallery.com Goodman Gallery Johannesburg 163 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood Johannesburg facebook: @GoodmanGallery instagram: @goodman_gallery twitter: @Goodman_Gallery

140 GRAHAM MODERN & CONTEMPORARY

Graham Modern & Contemporary is one of the leading galleries in South Africa, exhibiting some of the country’s most important Modern artists and providing a platform for cutting edge Contemporary Art. Originally called Graham’s Fine Art Gallery, it was founded in 2000 by Graham Britz. The objective is to promote and develop a strong international programme with a focus on African art, and a vision to create platforms for catalysing pioneering creative and curatorial ideas for a global audience. In addition to the Modern art programme, Graham Modern & Contemporary promotes and develops emerging, mid-career and established contemporary artists.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Peter Clarke, Dorothy Kay, Gerard Sekoto and George Pemba Gerard Sekoto, Dancing Figures (1967), Watercolour on paper, 54.5 x 75cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Graham Britz +27 11 463 7869 / +27 83 605 5000

ADDRESS [email protected] 68 Hobart Rd,Bryanston grahamsgallery.co.za Sandton, 2191 instagram: @grahammodernandcontemporary facebook: @GrahamModernAndContemporary

141 SMAC GALLERY

SMAC Gallery was established in 2007 in Stellenbosch, South Africa, in the De Wet Centre on Church Street. The gallery’s early programming centred on presenting large-scale retrospective and critical review exhibitions, focusing primarily on the modernist abstract era, the protest era and the neglected contribution of African artists in the post-war period.

In recent years, SMAC has seen a shift to representing the work of contemporary artists from Africa including Mary Sibande, Gareth Nyandoro, and Cyrus Kabiru. The gallery expanded to its current flagship space in Woodstock, Cape Town, in 2014 and opened a third space in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2016. SMAC participates in between 10 – 12 international fairs per year, including The Armory Show, Art Brussels and Artissima. The gallery maintains an active publishing initiative.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Kevin Atkinson, Trevor Coleman, Andrew Newall Kevin Atkinson, Mata-Hari, Acrylic on Canvas, 152.5 x 152.5cm

DIRECTORS STELLENBOSCH Baylon Sandri, Jean Butler 1st Floor, De Wet Centre, Church Street, Stellenbosch, 7600 ADDRESS CAPE TOWN CONTACT 1st Floor, The Palms, 145 Sir Lowry Road +27 21 461 1029 Woodstock, 7925 [email protected] JOHANNESBURG www.smacgallery.com 1st Floor, The Trumpet, 19 Keyes Avenue Rosebank, 2196 instagram: @smac_gallery

142 THE MELROSE GALLERY

Dubbed ‘The Gallery of the People’, The Melrose Gallery is a leading Pan African Contemporary space located in Melrose Arch in Johannesburg and One&Only Cape Town. Passionate about African culture and traditions, the gallery has become a home in which artists, collectors and the public gather as a community to present and celebrate their stories, lives and creative practices in contemporary ways. Our stable boasts iconic names of the likes of Dr. Esther Mahlangu, Mam Noria Mabasa, Dr. Willie Bester and Professor Pitika Ntuli amongst others. These globally celebrated stalwarts provide a stable foundation for an exciting group of young guards who are swiftly rising from the African Continent.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Dr. Esther Mahlangu by Clint Strydom Dr. Esther Mahlangu

DIRECTORS CONTACT Craig Mark, Clint Strydom +27 83 777 6644

ADDRESS [email protected] Cape Town: One&Only Cape Town, Dock Road, www.themelrosegallery.com V&A Waterfront instagram: @themelrose_gallerysa Johannesburg: 10 The High Street, @esthermahlanguart Melrose Arch #themelrosegallerysa #esthermahlangu #esthermahlanguart facebook: @themelrosegallery / @TheMelroseGalleryCT 143 WALL

WALL, founded in 2014, operates from a contemporary gallery space on the second floor of the Old Port Captain’s Building at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town. Dealing primarily in the secondary market, WALL presents exhibitions of exceptional artwork by South African artists who have succeeded in elaborating aesthetic languages that are innovative in approach to traditional and contemporary subject matter, while remaining conscious of historical precedent. Whilst many of these artists are well known historical figures, the gallery also collects and presents works by artists who have been overlooked or neglected by the current art market. Appropriately contextualized, these works will prove valuable additions to a focused collection of South African art. Conscious of the evolving South African art market, the gallery also collects works by select practicing contemporary artists who have achieved notable recognition nationally and internationally.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Marion Arnold, Peter Clarke, Robert Hodgins, Sydney Kumalo, Ezrom Legae, John Koenakeefe Mohl, Stanley Nkosi, Peter Schütz, Penny Siopis, Cecil Skotnes, Edourdo Villa

Sydney Kumalo, Seated Woman (1959), Bronze, Height: 31.5cm Signed at the base

DIRECTOR CONTACT Roy Gruer +27 21 418 1953

ADDRESS [email protected] 2nd Floor Old Port Captain’s Building www.wallsaart.co.za 280 Dock Road, V&A Waterfront Cape Town, 8001, instagram: @wallsaart facebook: @wallsaart

144 Sydney Kumalo, Seated Woman (1959), Bronze, Height: 31.5cm Signed at the base

145 147 50ty/50ty Prints 148 ARTCO Gallery 149 Artist Proof Studio 150 DALE SARGENT FINE ART 151 Samuel Maenhoudt Gallery 152 South African Print Gallery 153 Stephens Tapestry Studio 154 The Artists’ Press

146 50TY/50TY PRINTS

50ty/50ty is an online collection of limited-edition screen prints, created in collaboration with local artists, illustrators and designers. Representing the best of both established and emerging talent, each work is hand printed on archival paper and available for purchase exclusively on this platform. The brainchild of Black River Studio, the initiative is named 50ty/50ty after the collaborative process between artist and printmaker in the creation of a fine art print. The name also references the maximum number of prints to which each edition is limited – with smaller editions commanding higher prices, and editions of 50 more affordable. Affordability does not mean a compromise on quality. Wim Legrand, the studio’s Belgian-born master printmaker, works closely with the artist from initial concept through to final print, facilitating exploration of the medium while lending his technical expertise and insight throughout the process.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Sanell Aggenbach, Conrad Botes, David Brits, Katherine Bull, Mia Chaplin, Lizette Chirrime, Julia Rosa Clark, Stephanie Conradie, Louis de Villiers, Paul Edmunds, Jeanne Gaigher, Georgina Gratrix, Matthew Hindley, Anton Kannemeyer, Olivié Keck, Siwa Mgoboza, Elsabé Milandri, Nkuli Mlangeni, Gitte Moller, Daniella Mooney, John Murray, Robyn Penn, Octavia Roodt, Marlene Steyn, Ruby Swinney, Michael Taylor, Nina Torr Lizette Chirrime, The fluid dance dressed in red (2019), screen print, 56 x 76cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Jeanne Legrand & Wim Legrand +27 74 145 4702 / +27 21 664 0121

ADDRESS [email protected] Black River Studio, 62 Carlisle street www.50ty50typrints.com Paardeneiland, Cape Town instagram : @50ty50typrints

147 ARTCO GALLERY

Founded in 2003 by Jutta and Joachim Melchers, ARTCO Gallery represents a selection of international artists who have particular interest in painting and photography. Its main focus is the presentation of already-established and emerging talented artists with an African background.

The gallery participates in a number of international fairs, seeking to bring art from the continent to the widest possible audience. In addition to its programme of solo shows and group exhibitions, ARTCO Gallery regularly publishes artist monographs and exhibition catalogues.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Justin Dingwall, Godfried Donkor, Adeolou Osibodu

Justin Dingwall, THE CHANGING WINDS, Untitled 2 (2019), 84.1 x 59.4cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Joachim Melchers +49 30 98421589 / +49 172 946 7766 / +27 64 170 5545

ADDRESS [email protected] Linienstr. 141 10115 Berlin, Germany www.artco-art.com 3rd Floor, Fairweather House, 176 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock facebook: @artco.ac Cape Town, South Africa, 7925 instagram: @artco.gallery

148 ARTIST PROOF STUDIO

Artist Proof Studio (APS) has evolved into an energetic, creative and innovative community printmaking studio that provides educational and professional development opportunities for young emerging artists. It also provides collaborative printmaking facilities for established artists and a gallery to showcase the work developed and made by students and established practicing artists. Through its diverse activities, APS facilitates the transformation of passion into possibility, as well as the active commitment of talented individuals to shape a better future for themselves and their communities. The mission of APS is to provide an environment to develop citizens with a common set of values, expressed in the notion of Ubuntu, that have talent and passion to achieve artistic excellence. APS focuses on printmaking and its allied outreach programmes to build capacity of people to reach self-actualisation and make a difference in society.

The vision for Artist Proof Studio is founded on a sense of shared humanity whereby people of talent and passion can reach for excellence in art making to achieve self-sustainability.

Themba Khumalo, Umthandazo, ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Charcoal and pastel on stretched Themba Khumalo, Sizwe Khoza, Lebohang Motaung, Belgian linen 260 x 150cm Cromwell Ngobeni, Thuli Lubisi, Dudu More, Raymond Fuyana, Thokozani Mdonzela, Alex Nkuna, Mario Soares

DIRECTOR CONTACT Kim Berman +27 11 492 1278

ADDRESS [email protected] 3 Helen Joseph Street, Newtown, www.artistproofstudio.co.za Johannesburg, South Africa facebook: @ArtistProofStudio instagram: @ArtistProofJHB twitter: @ArtistProofJHB youtube: Artist Proof Studio 149 DALE SARGENT FINE ART

Dale Sargent Fine Art is a gallery as well as an online platform that offers a range of fine South African art. We have an extensive collection of artworks by established South African artists as well as works by emerging younger artists. Dale Sargent Fine Art has a gallery space in Parktown North in Johannesburg where visits are by appointment. We also offer onsite consulting and art sourcing for corporate and private clients.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Walter Battiss, Robert Hodgins, Sam Nhlengethwa, Nelson Makamo, Norman Catherine, William Kentridge, Fred Schimmel

Robert Hodgins, Chairmen (2009), Lithograph, 40 x 52cm, Edition 30, Signed & dated

DIRECTORS CONTACT Dale and Scott Sargent +27 82 080 9571

ADDRESS [email protected] 25 – 7th Avenue, Parktown North www.dalesargentart.com Johannesburg, South Africa instagram: @dalesargentart

150 SAMUEL MAENHOUDT GALLERY

Gallery specialised in contemporary fine art photography.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Romina Ressia, Antoine Rose, Marie-José Jongerius, Maria Svarbova, Yves Ullens

Antoine Rose, Black Tuesday (2017), photography, 133 x 176cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Samuel Maenhoudt +32 495 286 013 / +27 76 798 4244

ADDRESS [email protected] De Wielingen 3, www.samuelmaenhoudt.com B-8300 Knokke, BELGIUM instagram: @samuel_maenhoudt_gallery

151 SOUTH AFRICAN PRINT GALLERY

Dealers in 100 years of South African fine art prints.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: John Muafangejo, Billy Mandindi, Joshua Miles, Natasha Norman, Gabriel Clark-Brown

Joshua Miles, Signal Hill bling, 74 x 54cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Gabriel Clark-Brown +27 21 462 6851

ADDRESS [email protected] 109 Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock, www.printgallery.co.za Cape Town

152 STEPHENS TAPESTRY STUDIO

The Stephens Tapestry makes handwoven tapestries designed by top local and international artists. The studio is based in Johannesburg and Swaziland.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Robert Hodgins, Norman Catherine, William Kentridge, Walter Battiss, Diane Victor, Judith Mason

Asie Mineure: a tapestry designed by William Kentridge and handwoven in the Stephens Tapestry Studio. This is the final edition of this design which forms part of the porter series commprising of related tapestries.

DIRECTORS CONTACT Marguerite Stephens, Tina Weavind +27 82 604 5388/61

ADDRESS [email protected] 118 Bit Road, Midrand, www.stephenstapestry.com Johannesburg facebook: @Stephens Tapestry Studio instagram: @stephenstapestry

153 THE ARTISTS’ PRESS

Established in 1991 by Mark Attwood, the Artists’ Press has been collaborating with and publishing limited edition prints by southern Africa’s leading artists for twenty-nine years. Attwood is a Tamarind Master Printer whose focus is on collaborating with artists to allow them to maximize the potential of printmaking (especially lithography) in their work. All work published by the studio is printed by hand. We use acid-free paper and the most light-fast inks available, taking the utmost care to ensure that the work is of the highest possible standard. All editions are carefully curated and documented. We are located in a farming area outside of Mbombela in Mpumalanga.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Catherine, Norman, Kentridge, William, Khoza, Banele, Nhlengethwa, Sam Schreuders, Claudette, Sebidi, Mmakgabo Helen Sam Nhlengethwa, Waiting for an answer (2018), 50 x 65cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Mark Attwood, Tamar Mason +27 83 676 3229 / +27 13 007 0616

ADDRESS [email protected] Waterfield Farm, White River, www.artprintsa.com Mbombela, Mpumalanga, South Africa Instagram: @the_artists_press Facebook: @TheArtistsPress

154 155 157 A4 Arts Foundation 158 ARP - Art Residency Project 159 AVA - Association for Visual Arts 160 Eh!woza 161 KZNSA Gallery 162 Lalela 163 NJE Collective 164 Gerard Sekoto Foundation 165 Of Soul and Joy 166 The Project Space 167 Village Unhu

156 A4 ARTS FOUNDATION

A4 Arts Foundation is a free-to-the-public, not-for-profit laboratory for the arts of southern Africa, located in lower Buitenkant Street, District Six. Built to be a resource for arts practitioners and curious public, the exhibition programming at A4 is supported by a learning centre and research facility, as well as an artist-in-residence programme. A4 is home to a public library and partners with educational institutions to offer workshops, seminars, exchanges. These interactions encourage arts’ based practises and thinking in unexpected contexts.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Roman Ondāk

Roman Ondāk, Measuring the Universe (2007) Dimensions variable Courtesy of the artist and the Rennie Collection, Vancouver

DIRECTOR [email protected] Josh Ginsburg www.a4arts.org / www.renniemuseum.org

ADDRESS instagram: @a4artsfoundation 23 Buitenkant Street, District 6 Cape Town

157 ARP - ART RESIDENCY PROJECT

ARP-Art Residency Project offers young artists the opportunity to participate in exchange and residency periods in Italy and other countries, with the intention of creating spaces for experimentation, interaction, learning, confrontation and debate. ARP has included South Africa since 2009, thanks to a strong partnership between Centro Luigi Di Sarro and important art galleries or local Npo, to promote emerging talents. Centro Luigi Di Sarro, a non-profit cultural organization based in Rome, has been promoting dialogue and art research in memory of the artist Luigi Di Sarro since 1981.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Alessio Barchitta (Italy), Giulia Fumagalli (Italy), Salvador Gomez (Spain), Viktoria Nianiou (Spain), Zana Masombuka (South Africa), Grace Mokalapa (South Africa)

Co-existence, ARP Talent Exchange Cape Town (2019), Granada, Rome

DIRECTOR CONTACT Alessandra Atti Di Sarro +39 06 3243513

ADDRESS [email protected] Centro di Documentazione della Ricerca Artistica www.centroluigidisarro.it Contemporanea Luigi Di Sarro Via Paolo Emilio, 28 - 00192, Roma, Italy instagram: @arp_art_residency_project

158 AVA - ASSOCIATION FOR VISUAL ARTS

The Association for Visual Arts is arguably South Africa’s oldest arts organisation - with a lineage dating back to 1850. The Association offers a much-needed space for daring ideas and maverick conversations to flourish. Through its exhibitions, events and numerous development programmes, it has created a rare and vibrant home for fresh, original thinking and unconstrained art-making. “The AVA advances (South) African contemporary art. It provides exhibition space for artists with a particular focus on those who may be excluded from, or limited by, the constraints of the commercial art scene” explains Director Mirjam Asmal. The non-profit organisation’s ArtReach programme, which launched in the 1980s, funds a broad spectrum of artists’ needs, including: art materials, art tuition/workshops, studio rental, exhibition costs and other art-related matters. AVA ArtReach has launched several emerging artists who have gone on to achieve success, notably Maurice Mbikayi, iQhiya and Igshaan Adams.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: A brand-new AVA membership opportunity: Circle - AVA 50 Collectors Limited to just 50 members, to commemorate 50 years since the AVA Gallery moved into its premises on Church Street, Circle will provide art collectors with an opportunity to connect over their shared love of art while participating in a handful of exclusive art events per year. Circle membership AVA Gallery, Facade fees will go towards the establishment of an endowment fund that will ensure the AVA’s ongoing sustainability in the rapidly growing and commercialising Cape Town visual arts ecosystem. Visit www.ava.co.za/join to find out more.

DIRECTOR CONTACT Mirjam Asmal +27 21 424 7436

ADDRESS [email protected] 35 Church Street, Cape Town, www.ava.co.za South Africa, 8001 facebook: @TheAVAGallery instagram: @avagallery.za

159 EH!WOZA

Eh!woza promotes and facilitates the production of youth-made films examining the local HIV and TB co-epidemic, as well as addressing social determinants of health in high burden areas. Since its inception, Eh!woza has aimed to work intensively with small groups of high school learners over an extended period of time to stimulate dialogue around infectious disease and the deterrents of positive health-seeking behaviour such as stigma. By producing youth-led media of high artistic quality and merit, the work initiates and stimulates genuine community-led discussion which positively impacts the understanding of health and disease, as well as raise awareness of the social conditions which surround it. Using TB as foundation, the media often explores these associated factors relating to access, equity, mental health, gender-based violence and various other social issues impacting, as well as being impacted by infectious diseases. Zintle Qubuda during a shoot day in Nkanini.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: A compilation of high youth produced documentaries.

DIRECTORS CONTACT Ed Young, Anastasia Koch, +27 83 383 0656 Bianca Masuku, Digby Warner [email protected] ADDRESS www.ehwoza.com Studio 101. First Floor Section Street Business Centre, facebook: @ehwoza 23 Auckland Street, instagram: @ehwoza Paarden Island, Cape Town twitter: @eh_woza

160 KZNSA GALLERY

KZNSA is Durban’s leading contemporary gallery, an institution that transforms the local arts community through activating and incubating contemporary ideas, artists, and cultural production. Situated in Glenwood, it is a creative hub for arts practitioners and audiences locally, and is recognized for its cutting edge exhibitions and arts education program nationally and internationally. KZNSA was founded in 1902 to support emerging artists in the province. It is a not-for-profit, public benefit organization with 18A status committed to the promotion of contemporary arts and linked to a network of national institutions that also promote and catalyse cultural change. KZNSA is a member- based society where members elect a governing body. The operations team oversees management of the gallery, shop, café and education program.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Derrick Nxumalo

Derrick Nxumalo, The Bedroom (2019), Acrylic on cotton needle point paper 64.5 x 55.5cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Angela Shaw +27 31 277 1705

ADDRESS [email protected] 166 Bulwer Road, Glenwood www.kznsagallery.co.za Durban, 4001 facebook: @KZNSA Gallery instagram: @kznsagallery

161 LALELA

Lalela provides educational arts for at-risk youth to spark creative thinking and awaken the entrepreneurial spirit.

An exhibition of original art inspired by our art curriculums undertaken by learners of Lalela.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: The children of Lalela

Zenade, grade8, Vista Highschool

DIRECTORS CONTACT Andrea Kerzner, Sandy Tabatznik +27 83 777 2528 / +27 21 790 1108

[email protected] ADDRESS www.lalela.org 23 Brighton Street, Hout Bay, Western Cape, 7806 #lalelaproject facebook: @lalelaproject instagram: @lalelaproject

162 NJE COLLECTIVE

NJE Collective strives to mentor and develop the careers of artists from Namibia and the region.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Rudolf SEIBEB (Namibia), Chuma SOMDAKA (South Africa), Jo ROGGE (SA/ Namibia)

Rudolf Seibeb, Ti Elotse (2019), Acrylic on canvas

CONTACT +27 79 410 8509 [email protected] facebook: @NJE_collective instagram: @NJE_collective

163 GERARD SEKOTO FOUNDATION

Gerard Sekoto Foundation aims to develop an understanding of Sekoto’s legacy by sharing his artistic practice and biography with the public. Visitors to the Investec Cape Town Art Fair will have the opportunity to learn about Sekoto’s innovative practice through the presentation of paintings, drawings and artwork reproductions, as well as archival materials on loan from public and private collections, illustrating the intersection between the artist’s career and life. The Foundation will show these materials in a way that emphasizes the social and political contexts that Sekoto worked in, and consider how this impacted his artistic output.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Gerard Sekoto

Gerard Sekoto, Washing Day, Eastwood (1945), Oil on board, 39 x 50cm

ADDRESS CONTACT Norval Foundation, 4 Steenberg Road, +27 87 654 5900 Tokai, Cape Town [email protected] www.gerardsekotofoundation.com

facebook: @GerardSekotoFdn instagram: @gerardsekotofoundation

164 OF SOUL AND JOY

Of Soul and Joy is a lasting social and artistic initiative undertaken in 2012 by Rubis Mécénat and Easigas in Thokoza, a township in the southeast of Johannesburg in South Africa. Its goal is to develop artistic skills in the field of photography amongst the township’s vulnerable youth by providing an understanding of photography as a means of expression, in order to open up new personal and professional horizons. Of Soul and Joy offers weekly workshops are led by renowned photographers. It also fosters encounters with art professionals and the opportunity to participate in art related events both in Africa and abroad. Each year the most promising students are awarded a scholarship to pursue their studies in photography in a university of their choice, such as the Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg. The project is led by Jabulani Dhlamini, South-African photographer represented by the Goodman Gallery and Of Soul and Joy Project Manager since 2015.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Sibusiso Bheka, Thembinkosi Hlatswayo and Lunathi Mngxuma

Lunathi Mngxuma, Emalahleni (2019), Digital print on Tecco archival paper, 40 x 60cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Lorraine Gobin – Rubis Mécénat Managing Director +33 650105179 / +27 73 341 56 45 Jabulani Dhlamini – Of Soul and Joy Project Manager [email protected] ADDRESS [email protected] 10762 Morubisi St, www.rubismecenat.fr Thokoza, Johannesburg, 1426 facebook: @ofsoulandjoyphotoproject instagram: @ofsoulandjoy_photoproject

165 THE PROJECT SPACE

THE PROJECT SPACE (TPS) is a non-profit cultural laboratory dedicated to the advancement of contemporary African art, and the promotion of the culture of entrepreneurship among young Africans. It’s an institutional platform centred on creating spaces and improving opportunities for African artists with a special focus on Womxn.

ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Cheriese Dilrajh, Cow Mash, Yolanda Mazwana

Cow Mash, Cowleza (2019), Material 1, 60 x 20 x 20cm

DIRECTOR CONTACT Keneilwe Mokoena +27 84 514 2866

ADDRESS [email protected] 16 Viljoen Street, www.theprojectspace.org Lorentzville, Johannesburg facebook: @theprojectspace instagram: @the_projectspaceafrica

166 VILLAGE UNHU

Village Unhu is an open studio space created by artists for artists.

ARTIST EXHIBITING AT THE FAIR: Epheas Mapos

Epheas Maposa, Two rights and a left (2019), Oil on Canvas, 140 x 150cm

DIRECTORS CONTACT Misheck Masamvu, Georgina Maxim +263 772 751 455 / +263 774 630 656

ADDRESS [email protected] 1 Rowland Square, Milton Park, Harare, Zimbabwe facebook: @villageunhu instagram: @villageunhu

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ArtThrob is South Africa’s leading contemporary visual CONTACT arts publication, reporting on the national arts scene and the involvement of South African artists in the international [email protected] art world. Founded as a one-person site by Sue Williamson www.artthrob.co.za in August 1997, ArtThrob has since expanded to many times its original size. instagram: @artthrobcoza

ART TIMES

Within two colourful decades, The SA Art Times has grown CONTACT to be SA’s most enjoyable, trusted art news, events and +27 21 424 7733 entertainment network. The Art Times together with its subsidiaries Artflix, ArtGo and Newbloodart covers daily [email protected] art events, art video documentaries and new emerging art www.arttimes.co.za as well as produces its quality monthly art magazine. Find it all at www.arttimes.co.za. instagram: sa_arttimes

ASELE INSTITUTE

Asele Institute is the brainchild of master artist and scholar CONTACT Professor Uche Okeke. The Institute began its lifecycle as a +27 74 627 8767 cultural centre in the Northern Nigerian town of Kafanchan in 1958. [email protected] www.aseleinstitute.org

170 MAGAZINES & PUBLICATIONS CHIMURENGA

Drawing together a myriad voices from across Africa and CONTACT the diaspora, Chimurenga takes many forms operating as +27 21 422 4168 an innovative platform for free ideas and political reflection about Africa by Africans. Output includes the Chimurenga [email protected] journal, exploring culture, art, and politics; a quarterly www.chimurengachronic.co.za broadsheet titled The Chronic; The Chimurenga Library, an online resource of collected independent pan-African instagram: @chimurenga_sa periodicals and personal books; and the Pan African Space Station (PASS), an online radio station and pop-up studio. Our website URL is now www.chimurengachronic.co.za

CLARKE’S BOOKSHOP

Official Bookshop of Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2020 ADDRESS 199 Long Street, Cape Town 8001 Clarke’s Bookshop was established in 1956. Their main interests include South African art, photography and CONTACT architecture, with a large selection of monographs, artists’ +27 21 423 5739 books, catalogues and signed books. Clarke’s Bookshop is once again the official bookshop of Investec Cape [email protected] Town Art Fair, selling the catalogue, as well running www.clarkesbooks.co.za the Collective, a presentation of Investec Cape Town Art Fair’s 2020 international publications partners. instagram: @clarkesbookshop

171 MAGAZINES & PUBLICATIONS FOLIO BY ALSERKAL

FOLIO is Alserkal’s digital publication, which tells compelling CONTACT stories about arts and culture from the Middle East, Africa, and +9714 333 3464 South Asia (MEASA). A leading regional multi-media publication, FOLIO produces articles, podcasts, and videos offering insights [email protected] into the contemporary art world of the MEASA, and access to alserkalavenue.ae/folio the region’s diverse cultural landscape. Instagram: @alserkalavenue

IWALEWA BOOKS

Iwalewabooks is a publishing house for art and discourse. CONTACT Dedicated to questions about aesthetic social discourse, +27 74 627 8767 the politics of collecting and debates about archives, artistic and academic positions from the Global South. [email protected] www.iwalewabooks.com

UCHE OKEKE LEGACY

Uche Okeke Legacy is a Special Purpose Vehicle warehousing CONTACT Professor Uche Okeke’s intellectual property, his vast artistic +27 74 627 8767 output and his huge personal collection of art and documents. www.ucheokekelegacy.org facebook: @ucheokekelegacy

172 THE COLLECTIVE FLASH ART

CONTACT Flash Art is a bimonthly magazine founded in Rome in CONTACT +9714 333 3464 1967 by Italian publisher and art critic Giancarlo Politi +39 02 688 7341 focused on contemporary art. It has been based in Milan, [email protected] Italy since 1971. Originally a bilingual publication, it was [email protected] alserkalavenue.ae/folio split in two separate editions, Flash Art Italia (in Italian) www.flashartonline.com and Flash Art International (in English) in 1978 when Instagram: @alserkalavenue Helena Kontova joined the editorial team. instagram: @flashartmagazine

MOUSSE CONTACT +27 74 627 8767 Mousse is a contemporary art magazine. Established in CONTACT 2006, and publishing four issues every year, Mousse is +39 028 356 631 [email protected] made of interviews, conversations, and essays by some www.iwalewabooks.com of the most important figures in international criticism, [email protected] visual arts, and curating today, alternated with a series www.moussemagazine.it of feature columns. Mousse is peculiarly printed as a newspaper and bound as a magazine. Mousse keeps instagram: @moussemagazine tabs on international trends in contemporary culture around the world. Mousse has an average print run of 35,000 copies and widespread distribution in Europe, America, Australia, and Asia, as well as in Italy, where it is available free of charge

CONTACT +27 74 627 8767 www.ucheokekelegacy.org facebook: @ucheokekelegacy

173 THE COLLECTIVE NATAAL

Nataal is a global media brand celebrating contemporary CONTACT African fashion, visual arts, music, travel and society. +39 028 356 631 The London-based team launched Nataal in 2015 with an

online platform dedicated to supporting emerging creatives [email protected] from Africa and its diaspora and since then has expanded www.nataal.com into hosting regular events and photography exhibitions as well as publishing an award-winning annual print magazine. instagram: @nataalmedia

SOMETHING WE AFRICANS GOT

Something we Africans got is an independent journal founded CONTACT in 2017 by Anna-Alix Koffi (OFF the wall, woman paper, www.somethingweafricansgot.com SWAG high profiles). The quarterly promotes the art and [email protected] critical thinking of Africa and the black world from African and international perspective Instagram: @somethingweafricansgot_arts

THE ART MOMENTUM, AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS

The Art Momentum is a platform that places the voices of artists CONTACT at the centre of the art world. On the occasion of the Investec +31 650 29 67 65 Cape Town Art Fair 2020, The Art Momentum publishes a special

edition around the Fair. Highlighting the work of artists, The Art [email protected] Momentum Cape Town Special edition will be available at the www.theartmomentum.com Fair and at exclusive locations across the city.

instagram: @theartmomentum

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