l The Arts and Culture Trust (Act) and Nedbank Arts Affinity (NAA) have announced the list of professional development projects that will receive grants from the trust. For the past 20 years Act, with the support of NAA, have been supporting and promoting sustainable business and careers in the arts. The professional Development Programme supports the development of reliable, sustainable and vibrant arts in South Africa and is designed to support job opportunities, develop arts organisations, associations and collective arts practititioners. The second cylcle of grants boasts 10 deserving receipients for 2015 and spans the country. For more information on grant recipients and the Development Programme, visit www.act.org.za.
ALETTE WESSELS KUNSKAMER:
Maroelana Centre, Maroelana Street, Pretoria East. Tel: 012 346 0728 or e-mail [email protected].
Old masters on permanent exhibition.
ART EYE: The Design Quarter, cnr William Nicol Drive and Leslie Avenue, Fourways, Joburg. Tel: 011 386 2198, 011 465 7695 or e-mail [email protected]. On Tuesdays Art Eye exhibits six pieces presented by different artists.
ASSEMBLAGE: 41 Gwigwi Mrwebi Street, Newtown, Joburg. (Entrance on north side of building through servitude lane) E-mail [email protected].
We have shared studio spaces available. They won’t stay empty for long, so apply now and join our community of artists.
CONSTITUTION HILL: The Old Fort, 11 Kotze Street, Braamfontein, Joburg. Tel: 011-381-3118 or e-mail [email protected].
An exhibition titled The Threshing Floor, in collaboration with Young in Prison South Africa (YiPSA), a non-profit organisation that offers holistic programmes working with children and youth in conflict with law. Ends Friday. Venue: Women’s Jail.
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Children of War: Broken Childhood. An exhibition in honour of Universal Children’s Day and 16 Days of Activism for Non-Violence against Women and Children.
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Joziyaka Festival on Saturday.
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We celebrate the 18th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution, with a series of commemorative programmes and the unveiling of the memorial stone will take place tomorrow.
GALLERY ART ON PAPER: 44 Stanley Avenue, Braamfontein Werf (Milpark), Joburg. Tel: 011 726 2234 or e-mail [email protected].
Studio photographs showing work in progress by Jaco van Schalkwyk. Ends December 20.
GOETHE-INSTITUT: 119 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Joburg. E-mail [email protected].
Photography exhibition by Dean Hutton falling under the Joburg Photo Umbrella: #transitions: in search of an authentic queer Until January 30.
GOODMAN GALLERY: 163 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Joburg. Tel: 011 888 9887 or e-mail [email protected].
Is proud to announce that Bogosi Sekhuni is the recipient of the 2014 (Working Title) Prize. The exhibitions are part of an initiative by the Goodman Gallery aimed at supporting young artists, curators, independant projects and major installations and performances. Ends December 20.
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William Kentridge’s Drawings: East Rand Propriety Mines Cash Book. Ends December 20.
HENRY TAYLOR GALLERY: Shop No G 7.2, Cedar Square, cnr Cedar and Witkoppen roads, Fourways, Joburg. Tel: 011 705 3194 or e-mail [email protected].
Presents the Tienie Pritchard Exhibition. A collection of Pritchard’s bronze sculptures and books on display until the end of this month.
JOHANNESBURG ART GALLERY: King George Street, between Wolmarans and Noord Streets, Joubert Park, Joburg. Tel: 011 725 313/52 or e-mail [email protected].
Condition Report is a group exhibition that offers visitors a glimpse into the world of curating. Produced by post-graduate students from the Curating Exhibitions course at Wits School of Arts. The exhibition offers a series of responses to rarely seen objects from the Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) collection, including German Gothic wooden sculptures, Chinese ceramic roof tiles and Indian temple figures carved in stone. Ends at the end of this month.
LIZAMORE AND ASSOCIATES: 155 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood, Joburg. Tel: 011 880 8802 or e-mail [email protected].
New Voices III By Karlien de Villiers and Thonton Kabeya. (Two artists whose creativity speaks to the Joburg audience for the first time. Ends January 29.
MABONENG PRECINCT: Cnr Main and Fox streets, City and Suburban, Joburg. E-mail [email protected].
Colouring the Concrete jungle. Our public art collection is growing. With more than 50 murals throughout the neighbourhood done by street artists from around the world.
SOWETO ARTS AND CRAFT FAIR: Soweto Theatre, cnr Bolani Road and Bolani Link (next to Jabulani Mall). Tel: Simphiwe Twala at 011 930 7461 or e-mail [email protected].
Regular daily and weekend arts and crafts activities at the theatre.
• To be listed, please e-mail your exhibition information to [email protected]. with “Gallery Guide” in the subject field. (Gallery Guide will continue next year. It is published space permitting).