Time Until The Festival

Nagi (2016) 

From the series, and they came running 

Colour photograph 

59.4 x 84 cm. Edition 5/20 + 2AP

Woman collecting shellfish. Port St Johns, Transkei (1975)
From Particulars series
Silver gelatin hand print
36 x 36 cm. 17/25 Sold with a copy of Particulars book

Goldblatt, David. (2014). Particulars. Göttingen: Steidl

1/100 signed copies

Kampala Road, Kampala (2017)

Archival ink on cotton paper

55 x 74 cm. Edition 1/3 +1AP

Framed

Ntando Ngwenya (2019) 

Archival inkjet print on Canson Infinity Baryta paper

33 x 48.2 cm

Musa Zwane, Kitcheners Bar, Braamfontein (2023)  

Lead guitarist of the Soweto-based band, Shameless. 

Archival print (Silvertone International)

42 x 59.4 cm 

Waterline 11 (2001)

Silver gelatin Lith print

40 x 42 cm. Edition 15/25

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

Inyanda, North Carolina (2016)

Giclée print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper 310gsm. (Neil Williamson) 

29 x 44.5 cm .Edition 2/11

Zapiro (2017)

From Oracles series  

Pinhole portrait printed on Felix Schoeller True Rag paper

40 x 40 cm. Edition 3/7  

Born in Czech Republic. Died in 1961, Nairobi, Kenya. Pegas Photo Studio
Kikuyu Dancer (c1950s)
Post card size. Silver print
Donated by Frank and Charlotte Bierens-Obbens. 

Early morning fishermen. Bagamoyo. Tanzania (1994) 

Colour Hand-Print

30 x 40.5 cm. Edition 1 / 3

Framed 

Yakuza, Tokyo (2016)

Colour photograph

62. 5 x 84 cm. Edition 1/10

Children of Potosí, Bolivia (2008) 

Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gms (Neil Williamson)  

71 x 52.9 cm. Edition 1/10

Firewood (2024)

Archival print on Hahnemühle museum etching paper (Neil Williamson) 

65 x 52 cm. Edition 1/5

Untitled  (2024)

From Breakwater series

Archival print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gms

70 x 48.9 cm. Edition 1/10

Boy in Doorway (c1970)

From District Six through the lens of Jansje Wissema exhibition (2014) 

Archival pigment print 

Final print. Framed

Untitled (Flying) 

From a Place of Water series (2013 - ongoing)

Archival pigment print

52 x 60 cm. Open edition 

  Mirian Makeba, Joy of Jazz (2007)

Archival print (Silvertone International)

59 x 58 cm. Edition 5/10

Embossed with the Pierre Crocquet Estate Stamp

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

Metamorphoses I & II 

Two colour photographs printed on archival canvass
84.1 x 59.4 cm (each)

Sold with Metamorphoses III

Metamorphoses III

Colour photograph on chiffon 

Unique wearable scarf 

68 x 166 cm

Ubuhle (2007/2013) from Self-Portrait Project series

Archival print on Hahnemühle paper (Neil Williamson)

70 x 100 cm Second Ed 1/7 + 2AP

Overberg

Archival pigment ink on Fine Art Baryta Satin paper 300gsm (Neil Williamson)

71 x 48 cm. Edition 1/10

Running

Piezography print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm (Neil Williamson)
38 x 20.8cm 

Upside Down - Or is it? (2009)

Colour photograph (Diasec)

59.4 x 42 cm

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

Induna Knonyana (c1985)

From Imijondolo (forced removals) series

Silver gelatin print 

44.5 x 32 cm. Unique 

Bus Stop 101 (2021)
From TREK series
Ink on metal
57 x 90 cm. Edition 3/6

City Centre, Pietermaritzburg (1986)

Archival print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm 

 59.4 x 42 cm. Edition 4/15 (+3 AP) 

The Universe (2016)

Archival print on Hotpress  Hahnemühle paper

49 x 60 cm Edition /6

Framed

Skull and Bone (2023) 

Silver Gelatin hand-print 

31 x 24 cm A/P print

Framed

Fruit Sellers (c1970)

From District Six through the lens of Jansje Wissema exhibition (2014) 

Archival pigment print 

Final print. Framed

Pritchard & Von Brandis Streets (2013) From Johannesburg series

Giclée print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper (Ricardo Fornoni) 

59 x 54 cm. Edition 2/5. Framed 

Montage (2013)

Giclée print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper (Ricardo Fornoni) 

70 x 53 cm. Edition 2/9. Framed

Sold with copy of Johannesburg book

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 

Group of Ankole cattle. Kiruhura district Western Region, Uganda (2012)

Pigment print 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

Die Antwoord (2008) 

Archival pigment print 

40 x 40 cm. Edition /50

Framed  

Rugby field off N2, Peddie (2005)

Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Baryta paper 315gms

100 x 86 cm. Edition 1/7

Vessel 15 (2008)

From Nouhadhibou, Mauritania (Where Ships go to Die) series

Edition 5/5 (final print). Framed

Untitled (Jump) 

From a Place of Water series. (2013 - ongoing).

Archival pigment print

52 x 60 cm. Open edition  

Self-portrait with Assistant, New York (1984) 

Silver Gelatin print

21 x 29.7cm 

David Kramer (1984)

Piezography ink print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm P

42 x 61.7 cm (image size)   

Sold with a certificate of authenticity

Untitled (Aloes)

Archival pigment ink print

52 x 60 cm. Open edition

 Dancing Trance Boy (1994)

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.

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

Teeger's Pharmacy Bicycle (1960)

Archival print

38 x 28.5 cm

Loubos Mierdistrik (1994)

 Archival print

42 x 42 cm

Framed  

Peter Glendinning (Michigan, USA).  

Portraits of young South Africans and their thoughts on the significance of Nelson Mandela’s metaphor made at his inauguration in 1995 where he likened South Africans to different types of trees which were all attached to the same soil.

Simonstown Museum 

Opening Wed 3 Sept 6pm

Opening address Peter Glendinning

Mohau Modisakeng (South Africa), Ahn Jun, (South Korea), Koo Gi Jeong (South Korea) & Boris Eldagsen (Germany) Curated by Suok-Won Yoon (South Korea)

Aspire Art 

Opening 4 Sept 6pm

Suok-Won Yoon will be present

©Boris Eldagsen

Heritage in Mauritius is not a straight line. Lineages are fractured by exile, indenture, migration and silence.  Curated by Karen Pang & Meha Desai with Audrey Albert, Melisa Madanamootoo, David Rogers, Catherine Li, Laurant de Froberville & Javed Jeetoo 

Alliance Française  

Opening 4 Sept 6pm. ©Meha Desai

Moena Weiss (Berlin/San Francisco). Weiss is a photographer and clinical psychologist and explores the intersection of art and psychology. 

YoungBlood Gallery

Opening 4 Sept 6pm

Moena Weiss will be present

In 1970 the Cape Provincial Institute of Architecture commissioned Wissema (1920–1975) to document the building, the street life and the people of District Six. 

Cape Institute for Architecture

Opening 4 Sept 6pm 

Opening address by Laura Robinson

Margaret Courtney-Clarke is an award-winning Namibian documentary photographer and photojournalist. Her work explores the resilience of communities enduring the rapidly shifting landscapes of Namibia. Curated by Virginia MacKenny. 

Artvark Gallery. Kalk Bay

Opening 4 Sept 6pm  

Roger Ballen. "As a photographer and artist, my work goes beyond conventional photography; it seeks to explore the depths of the human psyche". 

Art Gallery at Central Library

Meet the artist Fri 5 Sept 3 - 5pm 

Suok-Won Yoon (South Korea).   

Art Gallery at the Central Library 

Meet the artist. Fri 5 Sept 3 - 5pm 

A solo installation curated by Banthatile Rwasoka of Imba Ya Sarai Gallery in Soweto, Johannesburg. 

Art Gallery at Central Library

Brenton Geach & Nomusa Makhubu. (Brazilian photographers to be confirmed). Curated by Heidi Erdmann. Cape Medical Museum ©Brenton Geach

Naoya Yoshikawa (Osaka, Japan). The photographer recreated a new family album after the sudden death of his mother.  

WORLDART Gallery

Meet the artist on Tues 9 Sept 1-2pm

Opening Reception 9 Sept at 6pm 

Selection of Jürgen Schadeberg's (1931-2020) hand prints from Kilbourn Collection. Curated by Stefan Hundt

Sanlam Art Gallery, Bellvile

Opening Thursday 11 Sept 6:30pm 

Address by Frank Kilbourn

Rafs Mayet, Patrick De Mervelec, Oscar Gutierrez, John Hogg, Frank Marshall, Jurgen Schadeberg, Joëlle Chesselet, Gregory Franz, Barry White, Guy Tillim, Rashid Lombard and more. Curated by music writer Carsten Rasch. 6 Spin Street Gallery. 

Opening 4 September 6pm 

©FrankMarshall

  A solo installation. 

Kannemeyer is also curating a special exhibtion featuirng photographs taken by children living in the Genadendal valley.  

The ARENA at Central Library 

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 book of photographs and text by JM Coetzee and edited and introduced by Prof Hermann Wittenberg. 

The ARENA at Central Library

A solo exhibition by Sean Wilson  

Bijou Building, Observatory

Opening on Friday 5 Sept 6pm

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

Selection of photographs (1937–1978) drawn from the museum's permanent collection. 

District Six Museum.

  A group exhibition featuring some of South Africa's leading photographers.  Gallery F 

Opening 4 Sept 6pm

©Gunther Komnick

The festival's educational workshops will be facilitated by legendary photographer, Lindeka Qampi. The photographs of the participants will be featured on the Kids Eyes exhibition. The ARENA at Central Library. ©Lindeka Qampi

  Group exhibition. International and local photographers curated by Ally Martinez. THK Gallery.

  Group exhibition, curated by Andrea Lewis. Photographs by Zanele Muholi, Nomusa Makhubu, Lindokuhle Sobekwa, Lebohang Kganye and many more. ISANG.

  A major retrospective of Sue Williamson's five-decades long career. Iziko South African National (ISANG)