Finding Eden

2021-06-30T13:59:34+02:00

Salim’s new exhibition at Eclectica is titled ‘Finding Eden’. The title of an earlier showing with the gallery, ‘The Three Abstractions: love, time and death’ is as capacious. Salim asks us to engage with the big questions, be they metaphysical, theological, or achingly human. His approach, however, is tender always.

Finding Eden2021-06-30T13:59:34+02:00

Rest – a summer show

2021-07-16T12:11:05+02:00

Rest We find ourselves in one of the most complicated times in history. The convergence and blurring of personal and private worlds alongside the intrusion or integration of professional and public lives inside our homes is situated within a desperate outside world. In order to regroup and reassess, rest is crucial. In our Summer Group Exhibition at Eclectica Contemporary, we gather artists offering

Rest – a summer show2021-07-16T12:11:05+02:00

João Ladeira – Crossing Over

2021-02-02T11:21:04+02:00

João Ladeira Crossing Over Crossing Over is a solo exhibition by João Ladeira, featuring mixed media works installed on the ground floor of Eclectica Contemporary’s building. Working mostly with brightly coloured Dutch wax fabric that have become ubiquitous across many African countries, Ladiera’s works reflect on these surfaces that have become a contemporary symbol of African attire and textiles and the bodies that

João Ladeira – Crossing Over2021-02-02T11:21:04+02:00

Margins

2020-11-16T15:18:41+02:00

Margins Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening of Margins, a group show which runs alongside three adjacent curatorial collaborations taking place in the gallery throughout August and September to celebrate Womxn’s Month. As a womxn run and led gallery based in South Africa, August is a focal month in Eclectica Contemporary’s calendar. Our intentions, as a gallery and as a team,

Margins2020-11-16T15:18:41+02:00

Alice Toich

2020-08-14T09:20:38+02:00

Alice Toich: The relationship between a female painter and her models  As part of our Womxn’s Month program, Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening of Alice Toich: The relationship between a female painter and her models. Alice Toich opens a conversation honouring the relationship between the artist and model in her work and historically. I have been reflecting on the very personal relationship I

Alice Toich2020-08-14T09:20:38+02:00

Ke Namile

2020-11-05T15:12:22+02:00

Ke Namile As part of our Womxn's Month program, Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening of Ke Namile, a group show curated by one of our invited collaborators, LegakwanaLeo Makgekgenene. They have brought together 7 artists which include: Malwande Mthethwa, Shana-Lee Ziervogel, Elijah Ndoumbé, Lamb of Lemila, Ranji Mangcu and Rona to present a show which confronts gender binarism and

Ke Namile2020-11-05T15:12:22+02:00

Boni & Wes

2020-08-09T16:55:17+02:00

Boni & Wes: Moving backwards is still moving  As part of our Womxn’s Month program, Eclectica Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening of Boni & Wes: Moving backwards is still moving, which presents an interrogation of space, intimacy, and repetition. Moving backwards still still moving functions as a documentation of the unremitted fluctuation of movement and stillness within the universe, sameness and

Boni & Wes2020-08-09T16:55:17+02:00

Latitudes Art Fair 2020

2020-08-17T17:09:44+02:00

Latitudes Art Fair 2020 Latitudes Art Fair 2020 is now live and Eclectica Contemporary is excited to show works by Ofentse Seshabela, Nina Holmes, Hussein Salim and Ley Mboramwe. Latitudes is your new online market space to explore and buy contemporary art from Africa.  With a constantly changing, curated selection of art from the continent and the diaspora,

Latitudes Art Fair 20202020-08-17T17:09:44+02:00

KWAAI Vol.3: Group Exhibition

2020-08-06T14:27:19+02:00

Disturbing the Stereotypes - KWAAI Exhibition 2020 Art goes beyond mere entertainment – it is an ancient way of expressing who we are and what we stand for that goes back to the first time that humans left their marks on the walls of caves or fashioned forms out of the earth. Art captures and expresses different

KWAAI Vol.3: Group Exhibition2020-08-06T14:27:19+02:00

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