In South African parlance, things happen at two speeds: “Just now” — which could be anywhere from 10 minutes to two weeks to who knows when — or “now-now,” which means, well, now. Judging by the pace at which Johannesburg is evolving these days, you need to get there now-now.

Our Everard Read and CIRCA galleries will be representing this week at the 2018 Cape Town Art Fair, sponsored by Investec. 

Congratulations to our very own Blessing Ngobeni for featuring in the South African Garden and Home magazine!

Congratulations to Nelson Makamo for winning the Rise Art Prize 2018.

Screening of the film will be taking place at the Keyes Art Mile 1 February - 8 March 2018

It is with regret that Everard Read records the recent passing of two of South Africa's finest painters.

Walter Meyer and Helmut Starke.

We shall profoundly miss them and their contribution to not only our gallery but to the entire South African visual art world. 

From the biggest gallery in sub-Saharan Africa to displays of the best contemporary art, the City of Gold has much to offer in terms of art and culture.

Here’s a roundup of Johannesburg’s top art galleries, displaying a collection of both local and international works.

The internationally renowned sculptor Angus Taylor is the 2017 winner of the Helgaard Steyn Award, one of the most substantial prizes within the South African arts scene dedicated to the promotion of art and culture in South Africa.

Inside and Outside the Image: Nigel Mullins’ ‘Artefacts from the Anthropocene’

In ‘Artefacts from the Anthropocene,’ at CIRCA Joburg, Mullins attempts to immerse himself in making sense of history. Through images of mass gatherings, political figureheads and social evolutions, Mullins invites us to consider the weave of history and its hierarchies.