Pan African exhibition Reconceptualisation to be launched at Jeleni and Phindi Rooftop Gallery in Randburg
Reconceptualisation September 4-8, features diverse artistic styles from artists from South Africa and other African countries at Jeleni and Phindi Rooftop Gallery, Cnr Pretoria & Sentrum Ave, Ferndale, Johannesburg, 2194.
By CityLife Arts Writer
A Pan African exhibition that sees a number of South African artists and those from the rest of the continent come together to create narratives about the human condition as they see it in their various environments is scheduled to open on at a Randburg Gallery on September 4, 2024.
Nhaka Gallery presents Reconceptualisation, a visionary exhibition reconceiving African Contemporary Art. Nhaka Gallery from Harare is thrilled to announce RECONCEPTUALISATION, a ground-breaking art exhibition set to challenge and elevate the global perception of African Contemporary Art. Scheduled to open on the 4th of September, 2024, this visionary exhibition will be held at the Jeleni and Phindi Rooftop Gallery, located at Cnr Pretoria &Sentrum Ave, Ferndale, Johannesburg, 2194,” add the organisers.
“Reconceptualisation continues under the overarching theme of Africa but introduces a fresh conceptualization, spotlighting the transformative power and impact of African art. This exhibition will feature the works of renowned artists including Anusa Salanji, Edsor Colaco Meque, Webster Mubaireni, Tendayi Shonhiwa, Lilian Magodi, Yana Kunaka, Kimberly Gakanje, James Jali, Julius Nyamubaya, Keith Zenda, and Richard Witikani, Slovo Mamphaga and Walter Fumani Maluleke African art has long been a cornerstone of global artistic expression, offering profound insights into the continent’s rich cultural heritage and contemporary innovations.
It serves as a powerful medium through which African artists convey their unique perspectives, challenges, and triumphs. By celebrating and showcasing African art, “Reconceptualisation emphasizes the critical role that this art plays in bridging cultural divides and fostering a deeper understanding of African narratives on the global stage.
This exhibition underscores the growing recognition of African art as a dynamic force in the global art scene. It highlights the significance of African artists in reshaping the boundaries of contemporary art, celebrating their contributions, and advancing the dialogue around cultural identity and artistic innovation.
Reconceptualisation aims to reaffirm the value of African art and its ability to influence and inspire across diverse audiences and contexts. Join us for the grand opening on the 4th of September, 2024, at 4:00 pm, at the Jeleni and Phindi Rooftop Gallery. Prepare to experience a redefined perspective on African Contemporary Art that promises to be both enlightening and inspiring, add the team behind this Pan African exhibition,” says Ivy Rihlampfu, co-curator of the exhibition.