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30/05/2009 |
Cross-Pollination: South African Art 1930–1950
This exhibition offers a re-evaluation on the epoch between 1930
and 1950, when many artists in this country brought a different
kind of subjective gaze to South African art.
Artists like Maggie Laubser, Irma Stern, Wolf Kibel, Jacob Pierneef,
Gerard Sekoto and Lippy Lipshitz rejuvenated the local art scene by
bringing a spirit of challenge and cosmopolitanism to it. The show
encompasses different media – painting, sculpture and works on
paper – to demonstrate the great diversity of style and technique in
South African art, ranging from landscape painting to abstract art,
to engagement with the burgeoning trends in Europe at the time.
Enquiries: email Andrea Lewis,
alewis@iziko.org.za or Joe Dolby,
Tel. 021 467 4682 or email
jdolby@iziko.org.za.
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