Sandton Convention
Centre, Exh 2
Tickets coming04.09.20: 11—8pm
05.09.20: 11—7pm
06.09.20: 11—5pm
soon, via tixsa
To request media
accreditation please contact
press@artjoburg.com
To request information on
VIP accreditation contact
vip@artjoburg.com
At this year’s fair
you can enjoy:
food by
— Lucky Bread
— Paul’s Homemade
Ice Cream
publications from
— Art Africa
— Artist Proof Studio
— ArtThrob
— Clarke’s Bookshop
— David Krut Bookstores
— Faculty Press
food by
— Lucky Bread
— Paul’s Homemade
Ice Cream
publications from
— Art Africa— Artist Proof Studio
— ArtThrob
— Clarke’s Bookshop
— David Krut Bookstores
— Faculty Press
Questions:
How do I get a ticket?
Tickets are available online at tixsa from June of each year, as well
as available for purchase at the door. School groups may email boniwe@artjoburg.com for special discounted
rates. Note children 12 and under are free.
How are the galleries selected for the fair?
Art Joburg is invitation only. For the main section, invitations are extended by a selection committee made up of leading gallerists, and are based on criteria that are in line with leading art fairs around the world.
The LAB section, dedicated the development of the next generation of galleries, is curated by Nicole Siegenthaler (Fair Manager, FNB Art Joburg) and Banele Khoza (BKhz, Founding Director). More details on criteria are available on our Exhibitors page.
Who is on the 2019 fair Selection Committee?
Baylon Sandri, SMAC Gallery
Jonathan Garnham, blank projects
Joost Bosland, Stevenson
Liza Essers, Goodman Gallery
Mark Read, Everard Read
Monna Mokoena, Gallery MOMO
More details on invitation criteria and each section are available on our
Exhibitors page.
How can I apply to exhibit to the fair?
Art Joburg is invitation-only and does not accept applications.
Who owns FNB Art Joburg?
Art Joburg is fully owned by Mandla Sibeko, an entrepreneur with interests in online retail and agribusiness, in addition to the visual arts sector. Sibeko was the director of the FNB JoburgArtFair the predecessor of Art Joburg, from 2015 to 2018.
How do I get a ticket?
Tickets are available online at tixsa from June of each year, as well
as available for purchase at the door. School groups may email boniwe@artjoburg.com for special discounted
rates. Note children 12 and under are free.
Tickets are available online at tixsa from June of each year, as well as available for purchase at the door. School groups may email boniwe@artjoburg.com for special discounted rates. Note children 12 and under are free.
How are the galleries selected for the fair?
Art Joburg is invitation only. For the main section, invitations are extended by a selection committee made up of leading gallerists, and are based on criteria that are in line with leading art fairs around the world.
The LAB section, dedicated the development of the next generation of galleries, is curated by Nicole Siegenthaler (Fair Manager, FNB Art Joburg) and Banele Khoza (BKhz, Founding Director). More details on criteria are available on our Exhibitors page.
Art Joburg is invitation only. For the main section, invitations are extended by a selection committee made up of leading gallerists, and are based on criteria that are in line with leading art fairs around the world.
The LAB section, dedicated the development of the next generation of galleries, is curated by Nicole Siegenthaler (Fair Manager, FNB Art Joburg) and Banele Khoza (BKhz, Founding Director). More details on criteria are available on our Exhibitors page.
Who is on the 2019 fair Selection Committee?
Baylon Sandri, SMAC Gallery
Jonathan Garnham, blank projects
Joost Bosland, Stevenson
Liza Essers, Goodman Gallery
Mark Read, Everard Read
Monna Mokoena, Gallery MOMO
More details on invitation criteria and each section are available on our
Exhibitors page.
Baylon Sandri, SMAC Gallery
Jonathan Garnham, blank projects
Joost Bosland, Stevenson
Liza Essers, Goodman Gallery
Mark Read, Everard Read
Monna Mokoena, Gallery MOMO
More details on invitation criteria and each section are available on our Exhibitors page.
How can I apply to exhibit to the fair?
Art Joburg is invitation-only and does not accept applications.
Art Joburg is invitation-only and does not accept applications.
Who owns FNB Art Joburg?
Art Joburg is fully owned by Mandla Sibeko, an entrepreneur with interests in online retail and agribusiness, in addition to the visual arts sector. Sibeko was the director of the FNB JoburgArtFair the predecessor of Art Joburg, from 2015 to 2018.
Art Joburg is fully owned by Mandla Sibeko, an entrepreneur with interests in online retail and agribusiness, in addition to the visual arts sector. Sibeko was the director of the FNB JoburgArtFair the predecessor of Art Joburg, from 2015 to 2018.
Weekend:
Your guide to the four-day guide to our new lifestyle programme of art parties, flim screenings, gallery brunches, off-site artist-led collaborations, special exhibitions
and sundowner sessions.
Watch.
Artists films from Shirin Neshat, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Herman De Klerk and Sitaara Stodel, at Egrek Cinema in Parkhurst, on two dates 13.09.19 at 12h00 and 15.09.19 at 10h00.
Sip and visit.
Enjoy mimosas at these Joburg galleries during their special exhibitions on 14.09.19
10h00 Kudzanai Chiurai Vinyl Library in response to Carrie Mae Weems' show at Goodman Gallery.
10h30 for 11h00, Brett Rubin’s Hugh Masekela Photographic tribute will be brought to life with a live jazz performance, and panel discussion led by Percy Mabandu at Everard Read Circa.
11h00 Stevenson’s Sinazo Chiya and Dineo Diphofa will host a walkabout and open discussion on Meleko Mokgosi’s newest body of work, contextualising it within the artist’s Democratic Intuition project and highlighting its particular art historical concerns.
12h00 Gareth Nyandoro launches his new publication during his solo exhibition at SMAC.
12h00 Gallery MOMO will host a Pan-African listening session played on vinyl by Nombuso Mathibela. The session is an exploration of continental becoming, through music as a space for the expression of African problems, hopes, desires and joy. We bring to you healing songs, chants and melodies from the continent of Africa and diaspora as one response to sonic kinship and solidarity in the climate of epistemic, quiet, murderous violence against our own in South Africa. To remind the forgetful the countless ways in which the African continent stood as a life-line in our darkest moments.
Kalashnikovv Gallery will also be open on Saturday.
Play.
Get tickets for our Official Opening Art After Party at Greenhouse, 50 7th Avenue, Parktown North. Our lineup includes a solo performance/installation by Carla Fonseca, and DJ sets by Batuk Musica, Nodiggity and Mx Blouse – doors open at 19h00 on 12.09.19.
Other parties take place at Ellis Park at The Tennis Club and Porompompompompo at the Cosmopolitan on 14.09.19
Pop in.
Enjoy art-inspired cocktails at Marble, Saint, Artivist and Mesh, a wine tasting at Publik, after-fair specials at CHE Argentine Grill and more.
