Grass mats are a quintessential item in so many households across South Africa. For Limpopo-born artist Fumani Maluleke, they are canvases of cultural significance capable of carrying the landscapes of his homeland. In this exhibition, with a title that translates to "The new scroll", Maluleke offers us a glimpse into the world he grew up in.

Festival de Cannes (The Cannes Film Festival) and Marché du Film (The Film Market) are in a partnership that has birthed a celebration and promotion of storytelling through film and the immersive arts. The 2024 programme includes cutting-edge narrative and immersive experiences spanning fiction, documentaries, animation, interactive installations, virtual reality projects, and so much more.

RX Africa, which is Africa’s leading exhibition and event organiser, presents the Decorex Africa event set to take place in both Cape Town (6 - 9 June) and Joburg (1 - 4 August). It is where dynamic and creative firms in the decoration and interior design industries get to showcase their work. It is also an opportunity of industry professionals and businesses to source new products, services, and solutions; find new suppliers; network amongst industry players; and seek partners or collaborators.

The 2024 edition of RMB Latitudes Art Fair has been carefully curated to offer a pan-African showcase of talent. Exhibitors are 50 galleries and 250 artists from across the African continent, as well as a selection of those from different parts of the world. Visitors are set to diiscover and explore all corners of Shepstone Gardens, enjoying a diverse programme of exhibitions, talks, film and performance. 

The exhibition, curated by Nontobeko Ntombela, aims to research, document, present, and celebrate Dr Mahlangu’s enormous contribution to contemporary art over 7 decades. The exhibition has been supported by the National Arts Council and BMW and will tour to the Wits Art Museum in Johannesburg and then to museums in the US, Europe and other continents thereafter.

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. 

Seekers, Seers, Soothsayers features seven artists whose lens-based work explores accounts and experiences connected to the nonphysical world. This invisible world can be thought of as spiritual, supernatural, psychological, or abstract. It is an otherworldly realm.