2017 was another good year for us at WORLDART. We participated in the SCOPEAart Show in Miami for the first time with WOLRDART artist’s Norman O’Flynn and Kilmany-Jo Liversage. The atmosphere was awesome and their works were received really well!
Read MoreSummer is here and we have new works on show by a few of our treasured artists.
Expect bright, fresh, colourful and explosive new works by Kilmany-Jo Liversage, Norman O’Flynn, Dion Cupido, Lizette Chirrime, Bastiaan van Stenis and Claude Chandler.
Read MoreAn exhibition of portraits at WORLDART (54 Church Street, Cape Town) from 2-13 December 2017
On 2 December TRYBE COLLECTIVE will launch their much-anticipated QUEER2.18 Calendar at the WORLDART gallery in Cape Town. This night also sees the simultaneous launch of their website and mobile app.
Read MoreAn exhibition of portraits at WORLDART (54 Church Street, Cape Town) from 2-13 December 2017
On 2 December TRYBE COLLECTIVE will launch their much-anticipated QUEER2.18 Calendar at the WORLDART gallery in Cape Town. This night also sees the simultaneous launch of their website and mobile app.
Read MoreA solo exhibition of new paintings at WORLDART (54 Church Street, Cape Town) from 2-30 November 2017.
Bastiaan van Stenis believes that most of us wear masks and that we live in a world where we feel the need to conceal things about ourselves. The title of the exhibition, If there is Something, refers not only to his curiosity but also questions perceptions about our sense of reality.
Read MoreMy new solo exhibition entitled ‘Tr!p3ch’ presents a series of two large scale acrylic on canvas triptychs – ‘Binary Saints’ and ‘CTRL ALT DEL’. The titles allure to both the source of my inspiration and my abiding interest in the contemporary digital world and its effect on human philosophy and psychology.
Read MoreA solo exhibition at WORLDART (54 Church Street, Cape Town) from 5-26 October 2017.
Following his recent residency in Europe, Claude Chandler returns to South Africa for his latest solo exhibition. Tr!pt3ch presents a series of two large scale acrylic on canvas triptychs – ‘Binary Saints’ and ‘CTRL ALT DEL’. The titles refer to his interest in the digital world and its effect on human philosophy and psychology.
Read MoreThis First Thursday, Worldart launches a group show with 4 of our gallery artists: Kilmany-Jo Liversage, Gavin Rain, Norman O’Flynn,Bastiaan van Stenis and Faatimah Mohamed-Luke. Amble the streets while you get to know a few of our local artists around the City.
Read MoreThis First Thursday, Worldart launches a group show with 4 of our gallery artists: Kilmany-Jo Liversage, Gavin Rain, Norman O’Flynn, Bastiaan van Stenis and Faatimah Mohamed-Luke. Amble the streets while you get to know a few of our local artists around the City.
Vusi Beauchamp introduces his new solo exhibition Welcome to Banania at the Worldart gallery in Cape Town from 3-31 August 2017.
This is Beauchamp’s first solo exhibition with Worldart in which he presents new works that comment on the South African socio-political landscape, with a touch of humour.
The exhibition opens on First Thursday 3 August at 6pm.
Read MoreA solo exhibition at the Worldart gallery (54 Church Street, Cape Town) from 3 – 31 August 2017.
For the second month in a row, the Worldart gallery in Cape Town will host a solo exhibition by a Johannesburg based artist. Opening on First Thursday, Vusi Beauchamp will be featured at the gallery for the month of August.
Read MoreWORLDART will be participating in the 2017 edition of the SCOPE Miami Beach Art Show from 5-10 December. This will be our first time at the art show and we’ll be taking WORLDART artist’s Norman O’Flynn and Kilmany-Jo Liversage.
Read MoreIf you missed us at the Turbine Art Fair this year, no worries, you can still experience some of it here!
In this video you can watch a discussion with Worldart Director Charl Bezuidenhout about the importance of art fairs.
Read MoreThe latest exhibition at the Worldart gallery in Cape Town will exhibit works by a range of artists who express themselves in the street art and pop art genres.
When our gallery first opened its doors in 2006, one of our featured artists was Richard Scott – his input as well as the popularity of his work has been invaluable to Worldart.
His entrepreneurial approach to his art is one of the reasons that has made him an international success. It is exactly this that inspired his new painting series (accompanied by limited edition prints): it’s all about the cities he loves. One gallery in each city was approached to exhibit the relevant work and so, fittingly, Worldart will display his Cape Town series.
Read MoreThe latest exhibition at the Worldart gallery in Cape Town will exhibit works by a range of artists who express themselves in the street art and pop art genres.
Johannesburg based artist Fringe will be introduced with his first solo exhibition to be held in Cape Town. His graffiti inspired mixed media works have proven to be popular in Johannesburg as people relate to his interpretation of a world that seems to be more obsessed with the wrong things than ever before. Fringe prefers to keep his real identity confidential and uses familiar popular images to express his views and ideas in an urban contemporary style.
Read MoreJohannesburg based artist Fringe will have his first solo exhibition in Cape Town at the Worldart gallery from 6 -27 July 2017.
His work is similar to Banksy and Mr. Brainwash so if you enjoy them you will definitely enjoy his work.
Fringe’s goal is simply to create artworks that explore love and respect: two things that aren’t as abundant as one would like in a world that makes less and less sense, Fringe’s artworks will provide some relief.
Read MoreAlpha Longboards was started in Woodstock, Cape Town, in 2001 by founder and shaper Kent Lingeveldt. The company has since crafted long boards for skaters all over the world.
Lingeveldt regularly engages with local artists and designers and for this project invited a group of eight artists, all of whose work fits into the urban contemporary genre, to create works on skate boards.
Read MoreThe much anticipated annual FNB JoburgArtFair will celebrate its 10th Edition at Johannesburg’s Sandton Convention Centre from 8 – 10 September 2017.
This is when – for one weekend of every year – art becomes the focus of the city.
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