Fundraising Auction hosted by aspire
Sam Reinders
Peter Glendinning
David Goldblatt
Nagi (2016)
From and they came running series
Colour photograph
59.4 x 84 cm. Edition 5/20 + 2AP
David Goldblatt
Peter Glendinning
David Goldblatt
Woman collecting shellfish. Port St Johns, Transkei (1975)
From Particulars series
Silver gelatin hand print
36 x 36 cm. Framed
Sold with a copy of Particulars book
Peter Glendinning
Peter Glendinning
Peter Glendinning
Ntando Ngwenya (2019)
Archival inkjet print on Carson paper
33 x 48.2 cm
Guy Tillim
Frank Marshall
Peter Glendinning
Kampala Road, Kampala (2017)
Archival ink on cotton paper
55 x 74 cm. Edition 1/3 +1AP
Framed
Frank Marshall
Frank Marshall
Frank Marshall
Musa Zwane, Kitcheners Bar, Braamfontein (2023)
Lead guitarist of the Soweto-based band, Shameless.
Archival print
42 x 59.4 cm. Open Edition
Richard Dobson
Frank Marshall
Frank Marshall
White Horse (2004)
From Karoo Moons series
Archival pigment ink print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm
(Neil Williamson)
49.5 x 58 cm
Sean Wilson
Obie Oberholzer
Roger Ballen
Waterline 11 (2001)
Silver gelatin Lith print
40 x 42 cm. Edition 15/25
Roger Ballen
Obie Oberholzer
Roger Ballen
Dancing with the Angel, 2015
From Roger the Rat series
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag pearl paper
35 x 27 cm. Edition 10/15
Obie Oberholzer
Obie Oberholzer
Obie Oberholzer
Early morning fishermen. Bagamoyo. Tanzania (1994)
Colour Hand-Print
30 x 40.5 cm. Edition 1 / 3
Framed
Lindeka Qampi
Stanislav Skulina
Obie Oberholzer
Inyanda, North Carolina (2016)
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper 310gsm. (Neil Williamson)
29 x 44.5 cm. Edition 2/11
St John Fuller
Stanislav Skulina
Stanislav Skulina
Zapiro (2017)
From Oracles series
Pinhole portrait printed on Felix Schoeller True Rag paper
40 x 40 cm. Edition 3/7
Stanislav Skulina
Stanislav Skulina
Stanislav Skulina
B. 1908 Czech Republic. D. 1961 Nairobi, Kenya. Pegas Photo Studio
Kikuyu Dancer (c1950s)
Post card size. Silver print
Donated by Frank and Charlotte Bierens-Obbens.
Andreas Werner
Verity Fitzgerald
Andreas Werner
Yakuza, Tokyo (2016)
Colour photograph
62. 5 x 84 cm Edition 1/10
Dewald Aukema
Verity Fitzgerald
Andreas Werner
Children of Potosí, Bolivia (2008)
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm. (Neil Williamson)
71 x 52.9 cm Edition 1/10
Verity Fitzgerald
Verity Fitzgerald
Verity Fitzgerald
Firewood (2024)
Archival print on Hahnemühle museum etching paper. (Neil Williamson)
65 x 52 cm Edition 1/5
Guy Neveling
Jansje Wissema
Verity Fitzgerald
Untitled (2024)
From Breakwater series
Archival print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gs.
70 x 48.9 cm. Edition 1/10
Jansje Wissema
Jansje Wissema
Jansje Wissema
Boy in Doorway (c1970)
From District Six through the lens of Jansje Wissema exhibition (2014)
Archival pigment print
Final print. Framed
Nicky Newman
Jansje Wissema
Jansje Wissema
Untitled (Flying)
From a Place of Water series (2013 - ongoing)
Archival pigment print
52 x 60 cm. Open edition
Pierre Crocquet
Bettie CoetzeeLambrecht
Peter Badenhorst
Mirian Makeba, Joy of Jazz (2007)
Archival print (Silvertone International)
59 x 58 cm. Edition 5/10
Embossed with the Pierre Crocquet Estate Stamp
Peter Badenhorst
Bettie CoetzeeLambrecht
Peter Badenhorst
Mine Hostel, Rand Mines (2005)
From Rugby vs Soccer series
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper 315gms
100 x 86 cm. Edition 1/7
Bettie CoetzeeLambrecht
Bettie CoetzeeLambrecht
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Metamorphoses I & II
Two colour photographs printed on archival canvass
84.1 x 59.4 cm (each)
Sold with Metamorphoses III
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Metamorphoses III
Colour photograph on chiffon
Unique wearable scarf
68 x 166 cm
Rafique (Rafs) Mayet
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Rafique (Rafs) Mayet
Abdullah Ibrahim (1990)
(During the soundcheck at Durban City Hall, before his first solo concert in Durban after his return from exile)
Wentzel Pretorius
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Rafique (Rafs) Mayet
Overberg
Archival pigment ink on Fine Art Baryta Satin paper 300gsm (Neil Williamson)
71 x 48 cm Edition 1/10
Inge Prins
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Running
Piezography print on Hahnemuehle Photo Rag 308gsm (Neil Williamson)
38 x 20. 8cm
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Upside Down - Or is it? (2009)
Colour photograph (Diasec)
59.4 x 42 cm
Monique Pelser
Bettie Coetzee Lambrecht
Monique Pelser
Soldier (2016) From Conversations with my Father series
Archival pigment print
20 x 25 cm. Edition 1/5
Digital screen capture from a family archive photograph. Image is run through a printer running out of ink
Omar Badsha
Dale Yudelman
Monique Pelser
Induna Knonyana (c1985)
From Imijondolo (forced removals) series
Silver gelatin print
44.5 x 32 cm. Unique
Dale Yudelman
Dale Yudelman
Dale Yudelman
Bus Stop 101 (2021)
From TREK series
Ink on metal
57 x 90 cm. Edition 3/6
Paul Weinberg
Dale Yudelman
Dale Yudelman
City Centre, Pietermaritzburg (1986)
Archival print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm
59.4 x 42 cm. Edition 4/15 (+3 AP)
Kyu Sang Lee
Tiaan van Deventer
Tiaan van Deventer
The Universe (2016)
Archival print on Hotpress Hahnemühle paper
49 x 60 cm Edition /6
Framed
Tiaan van Deventer
Tiaan van Deventer
Tiaan van Deventer
Skull and Bone (2023)
Silver Gelatin hand-print
31 x 24 cm A/P print
Framed
Jansje Wissema
Tiaan van Deventer
Patrick de Mervelec
Fruit Sellers (c1970)
From District Six through the lens of Jansje Wissema exhibition (2014)
Archival pigment print
Final print. Framed
Patrick de Mervelec
Patrick de Mervelec
Patrick de Mervelec
Pritchard & Von Brandis Streets (2013) From Johannesburg series
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper (Ricardo Fornoni)
59 x 54 cm. Edition 2/5. Framed
Patrick de Mervelec
Patrick de Mervelec
Patrick de Mervelec
Montage (2013)
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper (Ricardo Fornoni)
70 x 53 cm. Edition 2/9. Framed
Sold with copy of Johannesburg book
St John Fuller
Patrick de Mervelec
Patrick de Mervelec
Vusi (2015)
From the series 13 (portraits of artists)
Pinhole portrait printed onto Felix Schoeller True Rag paper
40 x 40 cm .Edition 3/7
Roger Ballen
Pieter Badenhorst
Pieter Badenhorst
Die Antwoord (2008)
Archival pigment print
40 x 40 cm. Edition /50
Framed
Pieter Badenhorst
Pieter Badenhorst
Pieter Badenhorst
Rugby field off N2, Peddie (2005)
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper 315gms
100 x 86 cm. Edition 1/7
Jan Smith
Pieter Badenhorst
Nicky Newman
Vessel 15 (2008)
From Nouhadhibou, Mauritania (Where Ships go to Die) series
Edition 5/5 (final print). Framed
Nicky Newman
Nicky Newman
Nicky Newman
Untitled (Jump)
From a Place of Water series. (2013 - ongoing).
Archival pigment print
52 x 60 cm. Open edition
Josie Borain
Nicky Newman
Josie Borain
Self-portrait with Assistant, New York (1984)
Silver Gelatin print
21 x 29.7cm
Daniel Naudé
Nicky Newman
Josie Borain
Group of Ankole cattle. Kiruhura district,
Western Region, Uganda (2012)
Pigment print on archival paper with Dibond on 3mm Aluminium
Framed with 100% UV
Resistant Museum Plexiglass,
Image size 60 x 60 cm
Paper size 74 x 74cm Edition 2/8
John Hogg
Lambro Tsiliyiannis
Nicky Newman
David Kramer
Nicky Newman
Lambro Tsiliyiannis
Nicky Newman
Untitled (Aloes)
Archival pigment ink print
52 x 60 cm. Open edition
Lambro Tsiliyiannis
Lambro Tsiliyiannis
Lambro Tsiliyiannis
Dancing Trance Boy (1994)
Black and white archival print
80 x 55 cm. Edition 1/ 30
While shooting a television commercial with Femi Kuti in Nigeria three kids arrived on the beach beating a coconut shell. The dancing boy went into a hypnotic rapture.
TJ Lemon
TJ Lemon
Lambro Tsiliyiannis
Oswenka, Jeppe Hostel Swankers (2000)
A group of swenka strike a pose as they ready themselves to perform in a competition for the best dressed man and win a small cash prize from a pooled entrance fee.
Archival print
30 x 40 cm. Edition 4/ 10
Exhibitions
…Looking In?
Future Heritage
…Looking In?
Selection of hand-printed photographs by Jurgen Schadeberg (1931–2020). Kilbourn Collection. Curated by Stefan Hundt, Sanlam Gallery
Carnival
Future Heritage
…Looking In?
Group exhibition. Brenton Geach & Nomusa Makhubu. (Brazilian photographers to be confirmed). Curated by Heidi Erdmann. Cape Medical Museum. ©Brenton Geach
Future Heritage
Future Heritage
Future Heritage
Group exhibition with Mohau Modisakeng (South Africa), Ahn Jun (South Korea), Koo Gi Jeong (South Korea) and Boris Eldagsen (Germany) curated by Suok-Won Yoon. Aspire Art. ©Boris Eldagsen
Family Album
Until All Birds Can Sing: On Being Queer in South Africa
Future Heritage
Naoya Yoshikawa (Japan). Solo exhibition. WORLDART Gallery
Until All Birds Can Sing: On Being Queer in South Africa
Until All Birds Can Sing: On Being Queer in South Africa
Until All Birds Can Sing: On Being Queer in South Africa
Moena Weiss (Berlin/San Francisco). Solo exhibition.YoungBlood Gallery
Stranger in a Strange Land
Until All Birds Can Sing: On Being Queer in South Africa
Until All Birds Can Sing: On Being Queer in South Africa
Roger Ballen. Solo exhibition. Art Gallery at Central Library
District Six: People Lived Here
District Six: People Lived Here
District Six: People Lived Here
In 1970 Jansje Wissema (1920–1975) was commissioned to document the building, the street life and people of District Six. Cape Institute for Architecture
Attached to the Soil
District Six: People Lived Here
District Six: People Lived Here
Peter Glendinning (Michigan, USA). Solo exhibition that focuses on South African youth's aspirations and their connection to the country and its history.
Simonstown Museum
Mauritian Heritage
District Six: People Lived Here
Mauritian Heritage
Group exhibition curated by Karen Pang and Meha Desai. Alliance Française Gallery ©Meha Desai
Shooting Stars: a look at music photography
Shooting Stars: a look at music photography
Shooting Stars: a look at music photography
Rafs Mayet, Patrick De Mervelec, Oscar Gutierrez, John Hogg, Frank Marshall and more. Curated by music writer Carsten Rasch. 6 Spin Street Gallery. ©FrankMarshall
Frail and Flowering
Shooting Stars: a look at music photography
Shooting Stars: a look at music photography
Solo exhibition. Margaret Courtney-Clarke (Namibia). Curated by Virginia MacKenny. Artvark Gallery. Kalk Bay.
The entity outside the boundaries
Shooting Stars: a look at music photography
The entity outside the boundaries
Solo exhibition, Suok-Won Yoon (South Korea). Art Gallery at the Central Library
NOU / NOW
Resisting the Pixel: Narratives in Analogue
The entity outside the boundaries
Student Photography. Curated by Naoya Yoshikawa (Osaka University of Arts, Japan) and Ashley Walters (US). GUS Gallery & Laubscher Gallery (Ruth Prowse School of Art). ©Yuichi Nakai
A Photo Book Project
Resisting the Pixel: Narratives in Analogue
Resisting the Pixel: Narratives in Analogue
A book of photographs and text by JM Coetzee. Edited and introduced by Hermann Wittenberg. Central Library
Resisting the Pixel: Narratives in Analogue
Resisting the Pixel: Narratives in Analogue
Resisting the Pixel: Narratives in Analogue
In an era dictated by seamless automation and infinite reproducibility, this group exhibition pivots around the deliberate desire for historic photographic processes.
Kingsbridge Art Gallery
Van Kalker Photo Studio
Van Kalker Photo Studio
Van Kalker Photo Studio
Selection of photographs (1937–1978) drawn from the museum's permanent collection.
District Six Museum.
Kids Eyes
Van Kalker Photo Studio
Van Kalker Photo Studio
Our educational programme is developed by legendary photographer, Lindeka Qampi. The photographs of the workshop participants will be featured on the Kids Eyes exhibition. Central Library. ©Lindeka Qampi
Witness
Van Kalker Photo Studio
Motherhood
Group exhibition. International and local photographers curated by Ally Martinez. THK Gallery.
Motherhood
There's something I must tell you
Motherhood
Group exhibition, curated by Andrea Lewis. Photographs by Zanele Muholi, Nomusa Makhubu, Lindokuhle Sobekwa, Lebohang Kganye and many more. ISANG.
There's something I must tell you
There's something I must tell you
There's something I must tell you
A major retrospective of Sue Williamson's five-decades long career. Iziko South African National (ISANG)
SPEAKERS
About
The Festival
The inaugural edition of the Cape Town Photography Festival will explore the multifaceted concept of heritage through photography, offering a platform to engage with visual narratives from local, national, and international perspectives. Heritage is a powerful link between the past, present, and future. It fosters a sense of belonging, grounding us in place and time while helping us understand where we come from, and who we are. Heritage informs identity. With a dynamic progrmme of Exhibitions, Talks, Demonstrations and Workshops we aim to engage diverse audiences. We also aim to foster deep connections with the youth through educational workshops.
"Cape Town has a rich history of celebrating photography, having hosted the Month of Photography festival from the late 1990s until 2014. Since then, the photographic landscape in South Africa has evolved significantly, with a new generation of artists using the medium to explore urgent social, political, and environmental issues. The city itself has also grown as a cultural hub, now home to two new private museums that reflect its expanding commitment to the arts" (Heidi Erdmann / Festival Director).
