Norval Foundation presents the sculptures of Walter Oltmann. In colours of black, grey, and gold as well as having forms that have merged human and insect features together, the sculptures are a contemplation of time and existence through the scopes of passage as well as transcendence. 

The Wits Art Museum presents Threading Through the Collections, an exhibition that takes the viewer through a journey of works mainly from sub-Saharan Africa and spanning a wide geographic region and period that make up the museum's textile holdings - from raffia fibre to beaten-bark cloth, strip-woven to cut-pile cloth, tapestries, embroideries and appliques to indigo- and mud-dye fabrics. This assemblage reminds us that textiles have a significant place on the African continent, reflecting our rich history across both the global art and economic market.