Our Fathers engages the notion of patriarchy as an emotional economy, as well as a system that promulgates an unequal distribution of power.

"Mad Bad Sad Glad' by Janet Werner focuses on the invention of fictional characters based on found images from popular culture including models, celebrities, dolls and figurines.

A Shot to the Arse explores the interrelationship between art and change; how artists process, comment on, react to or transform upheaval, violence, destruction and everyday experience.

Africa without Borders depicts the systems that process migrants, how the individuals survive and how they integrate into societies foreign to them.

Rodan Kane Hart will temporarily activate the exterior of blank projects from the 5th to the 21st of July 2012.

The group exhibition Happily Never After encompasses three bodies ‘at’ work which engage performative strategies of self, in an attempt to challenge ideological constructions.

According to the United Nations, the majority of the world’s population today live in cities. Out of a world population of 7 billion, 1 billion people live in slums and more than 1 billion are informal workers, struggling to survive.

According to the United Nations, the majority of the world’s population today live in cities. Out of a world population of 7 billion, 1 billion people live in slums and more than 1 billion are informal workers, struggling to survive.

The exhibition hangs like a poem of photographs in which Fourie explores her personal curiosities and fears and offers the viewer insight into a collection of intimate moments.