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Events
1) Looking at the Sculpting in Relief: The Work of Herbert and Eva Meyerowitz with Hayden Proud,
2) New Insights: technical examinations…
On Thursday, 23 September, delve into the Social History Collections in:
1) Access, Growth and Accountability with Tessa Davids,
2)…
On Friday, 24 September, delve into the Natural History Collections in:
1) A day in the Life of a Research Assistant by Aabid Abrahams,
2…
Current Exhibitions
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Disquieting domesticities, vestiges of violence (or, the ghost in the house) is the second in a series of installations in which Prof Leora Farber…
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For almost 2000 years, pots, hoes, beads and, later, walls connected people from Lydenburg to Great Zimbabwe and beyond. There is meaning in the…
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Dreams as R-evolution is a site specific, multi-media installation that encompasses sculptural forms, drawings, paintings, photographs and costume.…
Permanent Exhibitions
When the iconic Boonstra Diorama exhibition opened in 1959, it was the first of its kind in South Africa to showcase the 270-million year old fossil…
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Dr William Fehr (1892 – 1968) was a Cape Town based businessman with a passion for collecting historical art and objects. The collection went on…
Cape Town businessman, William Fehr (1892–1968), first loaned this collection of oil paintings, furniture, ceramics, metal and glassware for public…
Current Planetarium Shows
Past Exhibitions
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Between 1962 and 1964, a young boy discovered strange pieces of pottery eroding out of a gully in Lydenburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa. Although the…
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Iziko Museums of South Africa celebrates the 50th anniversary of Earth Day with the online launch of The Adventures of Mbali – Iziko’s Super Explorer…
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Matereality presents a survey of emerging and established artists in the 21st century who use particular media in deliberate, surprising and…