Georgina Gratrix, Deborah Poynton and Penny Siopis are included in Motherhood: Paradox and Duality at the Iziko South African National Gallery. Bringing together the works of over 70 artists, the exhibition aims to challenge, redefine, and expand understandings of motherhood in a rapidly changing world.  

Work by Georgina Gratrix forms part of Some Dogs Go To Dallas, a group exhibition drawn from the collection of Pamela and David Hornik. Featuring works dating back to the 1960s, the show explores art's relationship with dogs, both as companions and as muses. 

.info dives into museum shows by our artists, engages in conversation with Georgina Gratrix, highlights Viviane Sassen's new monograph, and pays tribute to gallery director Andrew da Conceicao. Plus our latest Collect Call, a calendar of exhibitions and more.

Georgina Gratrix, Pieter Hugo, Moshekwa Langa and Jo Ractliffe exhibit in You to Me, Me to You at A4 Arts Foundation. Curated by Francisco Berzunza as a love letter, the exhibitions aims to address 'the perils of unrequited love'.

Georgina Gratrix presents Studio Ping-Pong in collaboration with Cameron Platter at the KZNSA. Conceptualised as a process driven dialogue, the exhibition of paintings and ceramics exists 'between “planning and execution” on the one hand, and “freestyle jazz" on the other.

We are proud to announce the representation of Jane Alexander, Georgina Gratrix, Sosa Joseph and Bronwyn Katz. Joseph's exhibition The Hushed History of Oblivion is currently in Cape Town, and solos by Gratrix and Katz will take place in 2024.