A SOLO EXHIBITION BY KILMANY-JO LIVERSAGE
WORLDART is pleased to present the Cape Town instalment of Kilmany-Jo Liversage’s solo exhibition, PREKARIA, following its museum debut at the Oliewenhuis Art Museum in Bloemfontein.
This marks her first solo exhibition in Cape Town since 2023 and introduces a new body of work in her distinctive style, which merges street-art energy with contemporary portraiture.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY SULETTE VAN DER MERWE
We are pleased to announce Sulette van der Merwe’s solo exhibition, titled Drift, that will open at WORLDART on 4 December 2025.
Sulette, whose next exhibition will be a solo exhibition with the Blond Contemporary gallery in London’s West End, is known for paintings that resemble collages of charged scenes with a surrealist slant, painted with precision and eloquence.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY NORMAN O’FLYNN
We are pleased to announce Norman O’Flynn’s 2025 solo exhibition with WORLDART which will open on 6 November in Cape Town.
In Is this the real life? Norman O’Flynn transforms interiors into charged stages where culture, history and memory collide. Each reverse-glass painting documents the now – a moment oversaturated with images, icons and contradictions.
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A SOLO EXHIBITION BY JOSHUA MILES
WORLDART is pleased to announce celebrated landscape artist Joshua Miles’s artist proof retrospective CAPE TOWN, to open on Thursday 6 November at its gallery in Cape Town.
Read MoreA DEBUT SOLO EXHIBITION BY KAYLIN CAR
WORLDART is pleased to announce Kaylin Car’s debut solo exhibition, titled Unbridled. The exhibition will open on Thursday, 2 October 2025 (First Thursday) and run until 31 October 2025 at WORLDART’s Cape Town gallery, 68 Long Street.
Read MoreWORLDART is proud to be a selected venue for the Cape Town Photography Festival, presenting two exhibitions that highlight the depth and diversity of contemporary photography.
Read MoreWORLDART is proud to announce the second edition of WORLDART10, its artist competition designed to discover and showcase exciting contemporary talent.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY JP MEYER
WORLDART is pleased to announce JP Meyer’s first solo exhibition at WORLDART, titled Candyfloss Paradise. The exhibition will open on Thursday 4 September and run until 27 September 2025 at WORLDART’s Cape Town gallery.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY KILMANY-JO LIVERSAGE
We are pleased to share that Kilmany-Jo Liversage will present a solo exhibition at the Oliewenhuis Art Museum in Bloemfontein, running from 9 October to 23 November 2025.
Read MoreA GROUP SHOW BY WORLDART
With its second edition taking place this year from August 6 to 16 at over 16 galleries and live venues throughout the City Centre, it will feature an exciting programme filled with visual art, theatre, music, opera, comedy, talks and walkabouts.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY SICHUMILE ADAM
In this body of work, Sichumile Adam reimagines a space where femininity becomes a means to express and explore sexuality and autonomy, while also challenging the stereotypes that surround Black girlhood.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY SIMONE VERFAILLE
With her layered abstract paintings and tapestry pieces, she created artworks that explore the interplay between inner and outer landscapes. This layering process, both visual and material, serves as a method of unearthing and building, echoing the natural cycles of the earth. Layer upon layer, surfaces were built up, broken down, and reassembled, mirroring the complex and shifting nature of lived experience.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY KAREN STEWART
The over-arching theme of all Karen’s work in THE JOY PROJECT is to explore what heals and nurtures people. She believes that art has a valuable message to deliver – one that embraces the creativity, the positivity and the joy of being human – despite everything.
Read MoreThe annual RMB Latitudes Art Fair that takes place in Johannesburg from 23 to 25 May this year is an annual highlight for WORLDART.
Read MoreA SOLO EXHIBITION BY TAFADZWA MASUDI
The word "kumuka” originates from Shona, a language spoken widely in Zimbabwe, and at its core means "to rise”, “to awaken” or “to return".
Read MoreSHORTLISTED FOR PRESTIGIOUS ART AWARD
Lizette Chirrime has been shortlisted for The Norval Sovereign African Art Prize 2025.
Read More“Ancient The Modern” a group exhibition featuring artworks that explore the concept of cultural regression and the effects of conservative ideologies on contemporary culture through art.
Read More““I’m intrigued by how accessible brands in fashion shape personal identity, often becoming symbols of subcultures. These brands were designed for practical and everyday use but end up as a form of self-expression and authenticity.”
Read MorePosed, at once, as a question, a precipice, and a pursuit, Geena Wilkinson’s The Right Moment, prompts of her viewers a utopian style of thinking; calling into question the primacy of commodity relations, and playfully imagining – though not without a degree of threat – an alternative, sweeter and more desirable future.
Read MoreAluta Null uses Glitch art to show the bizarre and often incoherent changes that happen when alterations are made to the core essence of things.
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