Norval Student Art Prize 2025

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Norval Student Art Prize 2025

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Current Art Exhibitions & Events Across South Africa

Explore a curated selection of current art exhibitions happening across South Africa—from Cape Town to Johannesburg, Durban to Pretoria. Discover openings, ongoing shows, and creative experiences by emerging and established artists. Updated in real-time based on actual exhibition dates.

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Zeitz MOCAA

SELECTIONS FROM THE COLLECTION

Ongoing exhibition featuring selections from Zeitz MOCAA's permanent collection.

04 Apr 2024 - 04 Apr 2027
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Norval Foundation

Norval Student Art Prize 2025

Norval Foundation is proud to present the Norval Student Art Prize 2025 exhibition, showcasing the 13 winning artworks selected from hundreds of entries submitted by learners across the Western Cape. These exceptional pieces respond to the theme TO BELONG, inspired by the museum's landmark exhibition, We, the People: 30 Years of Democracy in South Africa.

16 Jun 2025 - 22 Feb 2026
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Rupert Museum

The Story of the Johannesburg Station Panels by JH Pierneef

Artist JH Pierneef's (1886-1957) most acclaimed public commission was completed between 1929 and 1932. The Johannesburg Station Panels have been characterised as the epitome of the South African landscape genre. The rehang of the Johannesburg Station Panels, now open for viewing, brings various opinions and theories to the fore.

28 May 2025 - 31 Jan 2026
cape-town
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Anton Smit Sculpture Park

Art Meets Nature - Kirstenbosch Gardens Exhibition

Set up within one of South Africa's top botanical gardens, Anton Smit's latest exhibition, called Art Meets Nature, offer a glimpse of our interconnectedness with nature and with others. The exhibition is open for public viewing at the National Botanical Gardens in Kirstenbosch Cape Town.

01 Jan 2025 - 16 Feb 2026
pretoria
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Irma Stern Museum

How I Began To Paint

To mark the centenary of Irma Stern's first solo exhibition in South Africa in 1922, the UCT Irma Stern Museum hosts an overview of Stern's formative years as an artist. This overview was co-curated by the UCT Irma Stern Museum team and Sakhi Gcina, researcher, art historian, curator and former Curatorial Assistant at Zeitz MOCAA.

02 Jan 2025 - 23 Dec 2025
cape-town
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Norval Foundation

Billie Zangewa: Breeding Ground

Billie Zangewa: Breeding Ground, curated by Anelisa Mangcu, explores the transformative potential of nurturing as a fundamental force for growth, creation, and connection. Through her masterful use of silk collage, Zangewa examines the cycles of care that define human existence, offering a compelling meditation on themes of motherhood, community, identity, and resilience.

18 Feb 2025 - 08 Feb 2026
cape-town

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