Nkgopoleng Moloi

Her works draw from Ndebele mural painting, a technique passed between generations of women, who used patterns as secret codes.

Bronwyn Katz's earthy-hued sculptures explore how memory is stored in, retained by, and reflected in mundane objects like pot scourers and bedsprings.

"When We See Us" at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art in Cape Town asks: How have Blackness and Africanness been depicted?

Three painters who depicted social life in South Africa across fifty years provide a glimpse of recent history in the country and in the figurative genre.

In installations, the South African artist highlights colonialism's impact on fertile land ownership, and responds with dreams of elsewhere.

Lee's photographs and collages show how rural landscapes have historically been sites of both refuge and violence for Black people.