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A Celebration of Contemporary African Art
Dive into the vibrant world of contemporary African art 14 Dec 2024 - 14 Jan 2025Art exhibition featuring ten visionary contemporary African artists whose works span generations and diverse artistic styles. The exhibition features the works of Marcel Tchopwe, Papytsho Mafolo, Aza Mansongi, Sinalo Ngcaba, Hussein Salim, Lefifi Tladi, Ilana Seati, Samson Mnisi, Usen Obot and the globally revered Dr. Esther Mahlangu.Read more -
Then I Knew I Was Good at Painting: Esther Mahlangu: A Retrospective
Dr Esther Mahlangu 18 Feb - 11 Aug 2024In November 2024, a celebration of a career spanning X years, Y global exhibitions and Z awards comes together in a monumental retrospective exhibition ‘Then I Knew I Was Good...Read more -
Abstractions of a Culture: Towards a Retrospective
Dr Esther Mahlangu at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 14 - 16 Feb 2020The Melrose Gallery presented Dr Esther Mahlangu in the Past/ Modern Section at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2020. The stand, curated by Ruzy Rusike, titled ' Abstractions of...Read more -
Dr Mahlangu Solo 'Disrupting Patterns'
The Melrose Gallery, Cape Town 13 Feb - 31 Mar 2020The exhibition will showcase several of Dr Mahlangu’s latest works for which she has become so globally acclaimed. Her artworks are geometric, modern and abstract in nature speaking to the...Read more
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Dr Esther Mahlangu unveils Rolls Royce Phantom
12 - 16 Feb 2020Dr. Esther Mahlangu, the globally celebrated South African artist, has been commissioned by a South African patron of Rolls-Royce to create a unique work of art for the Gallery of...Read more -
Esther Mahlangu 80
Irma Stern Museum 11 Nov - 2 Dec 2015On 11 November 2015, internationally renowned artist, Esther Mahlangu, will celebrate her 80th birthday with a solo exhibition, Esther Mahlangu 80 , at the UCT Irma Stern Museum in Cape...Read more -
Dr Esther Mahlangu | An artistic Residency
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 8 Sep - 9 Oct 2014Mahlangu, works in the traditional Ndebele style of bold, geometric patterns executed on a very large scale. In the late-nineteenth century, the Ndebele women painted the exteriors of their houses...Read more
