(WHAT I MEANT TO SAY)

A SOLO EXHIBITION BY LONA NDZIMANDE

WORLDART is pleased to present “(What I meant to say)”, a solo exhibition by WORLDART10 competition winner Lona Ndzimande that will run from 5 - 26 March 2026.

Her exhibition engages directly with the silences and constraints traditionally imposed on Black women, by culture, by society, and by norms that have long sought to define rather than listen. Through a disciplined yet expressive interplay of portraiture, collage, and material surface, her figures hold both vulnerability and agency.

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THE BRIDES AND GROOMS

A SOLO EXHIBITION BY BOYCE MAGANDELA

WORLDART is pleased to present “The Brides and Grooms”, a solo exhibition by WORLDART10 competition winner Boyce Magandela that will run from 5 - 26 March 2026.

His work demonstrates a confident command of line and material, with figures that carry emotional weight through restraint rather than excess. His training in drawing is evident, resulting in works that feel considered without being overworked.

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EMERGENT ECOLOGIES

A SOLO EXHIBITION BY KEONAH NYEMBE

The BNAP Foundation, in collaboration with WORLDART Gallery is thrilled to invite you to experience Emerging Ecologies, a captivating solo exhibition by one of South Africa's most exciting young artists, Keonah Nyembe.

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THE ILLUSION OF EASE

A SOLO EXHIBITION BY JOEL MAMBOKA

WORLDART is pleased to present The Illusion of Ease, a solo exhibition by Joel Mamboka, on view from 5 to 26 February 2025. In this new body of work, Mamboka examines what lies beneath images of apparent perfection, asking viewers to consider the labour, discipline, and vulnerability that shape contemporary visual culture.

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LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING

A SOLO EXHIBITION BY DION CUPIDO

WORLDART is pleased to present Let me tell you something, a solo exhibition by Dion Cupido that will run from 8 - 29 January 2026.

The exhibition brings together a new body of paintings in which Cupido responds directly - and unapologetically - to the fractured realities of contemporary life.

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