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Current Exhibitions

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What We Do Not See 5 August – 24 October 2026 https://whatwedonotsee.co.za The exhibition remembers David Goldblatt and explores the idea of home - the structures, places, cultures and relationships that we live within – in and around Johannesburg. Nine photographers are also featured: Gulshan Khan, Jabulani Dhlamini, Jo Ractliffe, Jodi Bieber, Lindokuhle Sobekwa, Madoda Mkhobeni, Mark Lewis, Sabelo Mlangeni, and Tshepiso Mazibuko. The exhibition is supported by the David Goldblatt Legacy Trust.
Véronique Hoog: 'The Vanilla Sisters Lunch Club: Our Portraits Our Stories' The Vanilla Sisters Lunch Club: Our Portraits our Stories invites us to better understand one another. The portraits of women living with albinism are large and bold and the stories speak of resilience, as well as goals and achievements attained with courage and determination while navigating a world that often misunderstands difference. The stories are accessible using QR codes and on the website virtual exhibition on veroniquehoog.com available from 16 September 2026.
(Un)charted Territories at the JGCBA The latest exhibition at the Jack Ginsberg Centre for Book Arts reimagines the artist’s book as a unique cartographic instrument. Moving beyond traditional geography, these works transform the map from a tool of control into a dynamic space for encounter and discovery. The exhibition highlights diverse books that use physical maps, layered folds, and cartographic symbols to visually translate abstract concepts. (Un)charted Territories invites you on a journey through topographies of cities.

[Watch] Past Exhibitions

MezzanineWAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection.
Street and Core GallerySeen, Heard and Valued: WAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection
Up The RampSeen, Heard and Valued: WAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection.
Strip GallerySeen, Heard and Valued: WAM celebrates 40 Years of the Standard Bank African Art Collection.
Street GalleryTENX10: 100 artworks, by women and gender diverse artists, from WAM collections.
Core Gallery TENX10: 100 artworks, by women and gender diverse artists, from WAM collections.
‘Portrait of Elisabeth Eybers’‘Portrait of Elisabeth Eybers’: Marlene Dumas and Ena Jansen in conversation
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