There once was a man who lived in his art
Willie Bester is an artist who is widely respected for his contribution to the struggle for liberation from the...
Category: Sculpture
Local art exhibition confronts apartheid silence
A recent art exhibition shed light on how the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) failure to prosecute apartheid-era crimes...
‘Pathways of breathing’ at centre of this year’s Stellenbosch Triennale
Stellenbosch Triennale 2025 (ST25) takes place from 19 February to 30 April, with exhibitions in the Stellenbosch University Museum,...
Woordfees: How ‘The Animal – What a word!’ Gives voice to the voiceless
A review of The Animal – What a word! by Wilma Cruise In her exhibition The Animal – What...
Lady Skollie, from head to tail
As an artist known for addressing societal taboos through her artwork, Laura Windvogel-Molifi, better known as Lady Skollie, is...
Landkuns in Pniël, Raithby vestig aandag op gentrifikasie
Twee landkunsuitstallings buite Stellenbosch, in Pniël en Raithby, het ten doel om bewusmaking rondom gentrifikasie, oftewel buurtopknapping, in historiese...
A bench to think about: SU unveils new public sculpture
The latest addition to Stellenbosch’s growing portfolio of urban art serves as a platform for people to “engage in...
Rupert Museum roep kunstenaars
’n Plaaslike museum het vanjaar vir die tweede keer ’n uitnodiging aan kunstenaars gestel om inspirasie uit een van...
Wêreldbekende plaaslike kunstenaar slaan gesogte kunstoekenning los
’n Bekende Stellenbosse kunstenaar het in Februarie vanjaar ’n gesogte toekenning ontvang wat hom in staat sal stel om ’n kunstenaarsverblyf op te neem waartydens hy op sy kuns kan uitbou.
Group exhibition translates SU research into art
An art exhibition that was recently launched at a local gallery aimed to translate research focused on those people...