'Igshaan Adams' (2015)

'Igshaan Adams' (2015)This catalogue published by blank projects showcases selected works by Igshaan Adams between 2009 and 2015. Adams work is rooted in his culture and identity, and the catalogue provides a deeper understanding of him and his reflection on the intersections of religion, sexuality and race. His work has been described by Art Times as quiet activism, and when speaking on his practice he is quoted by the same publication saying, I am concerned with my two

Frieda Harmsen was a leading South African art historian

“devoted his time solely to formal investigations in public-scale sculpture”

proto~ is the store at A4 Arts Foundation

it is simply a recollection

The thread of her practice can be traced from the walls of abandoned structures and landmark buildings to discrete offerings in museums and galleries

The page numbering is continuous across all four books

Lindokuhle Sobekwa uses collage and juxtaposition to make sense of the Covid-19 pandemic and its resultant restrictions and lockdowns

which is made from offcut pieces of wood in the artist’s studio

thirty or fifty will make it onto the wall and maybe ten will make it into the general repertoire

It is always trying to write itself out of the picture

ART – WITH NOTES OF ROSE

and the University of California's Spendlove Award for his contribution to tolerance