jozi art:lab develops and supports
interdisciplinary art projects with artists from all over the world.
Many projects are initiated as a collaboration local artists and those,
who are invited to Johannesburg as part of the foundation's residency
programme.
bitter fruit - bittervrugbitter fruit - bittervrug is
a Jozi art:lab long term project to investigate the changing identity
of whites in the new South Africa. As we do invite South African and
international artists we will discover how different
the perception from the inside and the outside might evaluate the topic.
Sylt Foundation exhibiting at the Turbine Hall Art Fair17 - 20 July 2014
Venue Turbine Hall 65 Ntemi Piliso Street Newtown Johannesburg
SoWeTo
Exhibition by Finnish photographer Tuomo ManninenOpening: 27th June, 2014 , 8 p.m.
27th June to 13th July 2014
open daily: 12 to 6 p.m.
location: The Shack, Orlando West, Soweto
What is Poetry? Festival IIA Celebration of Language
20th April - 3rd May 2013
South Africa: Johannesburg – Mafikeng – Polokwane- Makhado
Zimbabwe: Harare
7th April to 27th April 2011
Katrin Wegemann, Floating BodiesPerformative sculpture
Opening on Wednesday, 7th April, 6 p.m. with a poetry reading by Charl Pierre Naudé
14th April, 6 p.m. Dance Performance "Floating" with Tumi Mokgope
jozi art:lab, Arts on Main, Johannesburg
Opening on Wednesday, 10th March 2011, 5.30 p.m.
Nothing is Missingjozi art:lab at Arts on Main, Johannesburg
The installation by Mieke Bal is part of the colloquium
Space, Ritual, Absence. Liminality in South African Visual Art.
March 2011
Jonas Gerberding painted the wall at jozi art:lab residencyOpening on Friday, 25th February 2011, 6 p.m.
Figures of Speechjozi art:lab at Arts on Main, Johannesburg
Exhibition
with South African and German artists: Ingo Gerken, Bandile Gumbi,
Sharlene Khan, Alexandra Ross, Eva Seufert & Claudia Shneider.
Curators: Eva Seufert and Claudia Shneider
Performance with
Lebogang Mashile and Thato Nhlapo16th May 2010, 2 p.m.
Rewriting JoziReading and discussion with the South African writer Niq Mhlongo
11 - 28 February 2010, opening 11 February at 18h00
Sculpting the landStrijdom van der Merwe at
Arts on Main, Doornfontein, Johannesburg
REMOTEWORDS is
along-term art project that installs messages on roofs and, by means of
virtual programs like Google Earth, gives them worldwide coverage.
REMOTEWORDS and Niq Mhlongo mark three roofsAchim Mohné/Uta Kopp:
REMOTEWORDS - REDEFINING AN URBAN LANDSCAPENewtown, 7th November 2009
Writers In
Conversation...celebrating the African International Writers Daywith
Shimmer Chinodya