Sculpture Garden
28 April 2018 – ongoing
The Sculpture Garden at the Norval Foundation features three-dimensional installations by artists from South Africa and the rest of Africa. The unique site, bisected by a protected Cape lowland freshwater wetland and surrounded by the natural beauty of the Western Cape, features flora indigenous to the area. The placement of artwork takes the site into consideration, using the contours of the garden to hide and reveal work, creating an experience of discovery for the viewer. The building has been designed so that the western side gives way onto the Sculpture Garden at multiple points, allowing visitors access from the galleries to the Sculpture Garden and creating connections between exhibitions taking place both inside and outside. The exhibition programme in the Sculpture Garden aims to represent a plurality of practices currently taking place in the region, including artists working with the figure, narrative and mythology, abstraction and post-minimalism, and craft. Artworks will be a mixture of long term loans and work from the Homestead Art Collection, which are installed permanently.
Special thanks to all the artists and the generous support of Everard Read CIRCA Gallery | Cape Town | Johannesburg | London; NIROX Foundation Trust | Johannesburg; STEVENSON | Cape Town | Johannesburg and WHATIFTHEWORLD | Cape Town.
Victor Ehikhamenor
Isimagodo (The Unknowable), 2016
Enamel paint and steel
450 x 200 x 150 cm
Courtesy of NIROX, Johannesburg;
Tyburn Gallery, London
Michele Mathison
Volition, 2017
Steel
375 x 95 x 162 cm
Courtesy of WHATIFTHEWORLD, Cape Town
Wim Botha
Prism (Flush), 2013 – 2018
Bronze and stainless steel
350 x 800 x 400 cm
Courtesy of Stevenson, Cape Town / Johannesburg
Joni Brenner
Kin, 2015 – 2016
Bronze
82 x 90 x 110 cm
Courtesy of the artist
Brett Murray
Again Again, 2015
Bronze
250 x 180 x 260 cm
Courtesy of Everard Read CIRCA Gallery, Cape Town / Johannesburg / London
Fire Walker, 2009 – 2010
Painted steel
300 x 175 x 204 cm
Courtesy of Goodman Gallery, Cape Town / Johannesburg;
Lia Rumma, Milan / Naples;
Marian Goodman Gallery, London / New York / Paris
Angus Taylor
Holderbestolder, 2018
Belfast Gabbro granite and steel
645 x 605 x 423 cm
Courtesy of Everard Read CIRCA Gallery, Cape Town / Johannesburg / London
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