Zander Blom, Wim Botha and Ian Grose feature in A Beast with Two Backs at the AVA gallery. Showing the works of artists alongside that of their partners, the exhibition asks 'how love might exist as a corporeal presence among artists who create jointly'.
Jane Alexander, Wim Botha, Steven Cohen, Simon Gush, Pieter Hugo, Mawande Ka Zenzile, Moshekwa Langa, Serge Alain Nitegeka, Deborah Poynton and Penny Siopis feature in We, the People: 30 Years of Democracy in South Africa at the Norval Foundation. Curated by Liese van der Watt, the exhibition frames the country's democratic journey as a 'an ongoing process'.
Wim Botha features in Chimères, a group exhibition by Fondation Blachère, highlighting works from their collection. The show takes place at La Gare de Bonnieux in France.
Wim Botha's Solipisis I is on view at the Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation as part of Otherscapes. Focusing on installations that can be seen as 'scapes', the exhibition aims to interrogate the tension between utopia and failure through the views of four artists.
Wim Botha participates in Healing at Fondation WhiteSpaceBlackBox. The group exhibition observes this process as 'a fragile reality where reconciliation becomes essential'.
Wim Both features in Casted at the Rupert Museum. The exhibition aims to celebrate and interrogate 'representational sculpture and the monumental as produced in bronze and stone'.
Wim Botha presents To Be Water, an exhibition of new sculpture, painting, drawing and installation at Galerie Hans Mayer. Building on previous shows that have focused on the element, this 'brings the actual and the emerging together in a magical flow'.
Still Life with Discontent by Wim Botha, featuring his major works such as Prism 13 (Dead Pietà) and new site-specific installations, travels to the 21c Museum Hotel in Louisville. The exhibition was previously shown at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh and the 21c Museum Hotel in Durham.
Wim Botha and Robin Rhode feature in Re-Imagined Realities at Open24hours. The selected works highlight a conversation between process, material, colour, shape and form.
Wim Botha presents Still Life with Discontent across two venues - the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh and the 21c Museum Hotel in Durham. Major works such as his Prism 13 (Dead Pietà) are included alongside new site-specific installations.
Wim Botha, Hylton Nel, Claudette Schreuders and Berni Searle exhibit in KKNK25, a retrospective celebration uniting the festival's featured artists over past 24 years.
Heliostat, Wim Botha's survey show at the Norval Foundation comes to a close Saturday 19th January with a conversation between the artist and curator Owen Martin. Timed from 7pm, the discussion will offer a unique view of the transformation of light in Botha's immersive installation, Studies for the Garden of Earthly Delight.
Wim Botha is among 31 artists featured in Damals nicht, jetzt nicht, niemals: not then, not now, never, an exhibition functioning as a mobile memorial of the end of the First World War in 1918. To visibly bear the idea of peace worldwide, it will travel to the UN headquarters in New York City in 2019.
A solo exhibition by Wim Botha titled Heliostat is currently on view at the Norval Foundation. Curated by Owen Martin, the show - 'organised around the idea of refraction' - features new sculpture and 'brings together key works in the South African artist’s career spanning two decades'.
Wim Botha, Nicholas Hlobo, Nandipha Mntambo and Kemang Wa Lehulere feature in Sculpture at the Institute of Contemporary Art Indian Ocean. This group exhibition is framed as 'a didactic show that explores the numerous ways in which artists are challenging the traditions of sculpture'.
Galerie Hans Mayer presents a solo exhibition by Wim Botha titled Studies for still-life with flowers. This will be Botha's first solo show with the gallery.
Wim Botha exhibits new work in a solo show at Feldbusch Wiesner Rudolph. This is his first with the space since its change in identity from Galerie Jette Rudolph.
Wim Botha had a solo exhibition titled Still Life with Water, featuring a new Solipsis installation, at the Fondation Blachère in Apt, France. 'A Sculptor Conjures the Fall (or Rise) of the Rebel Angels', writes Benjamin Sutton in his review for Hyperallergic.
