JAF 2016 Guide by MB Digital

Visitorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Guide 26 walkabouts 12 TEDĂ&#x2014; talks 8 book signings 6 performances We welcome you to our 9th edition

9-11 September 2016

As the first international art fair on the continent, the FNB JoburgArtFair plays a pivotal role in supporting the contemporary arts landscape in Africa. This year, the Fair will feature 80 exhibitors from 17 countries across Africa, Europe and the United States. Special features include a focus on East Africa with artists from Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda to Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan. 2016 Featured Artist, Wangechi Mutu (Kenya / USA) will show video and sculptural work alongside Aida Muluneh (Ethiopia), Jim Chuchu (Kenya), The Nest Collective (Kenya), Serge Alain Nitegeka (Burundi) and Sanaa Gateja (Uganda). A groundbreaking addition and highlight of the 2016 FNB JoburgArtFair is the first ever series of TEDĂ&#x2014;JohannesburgSalon Talks themed on the contemporary visual arts of Africa. The programme, presented by Ogojiii magazine, includes a full day of talks presented by dynamic artists, curators and thinkers at the Theatre on the Square at Nelson Mandela Square. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mandla Sibeko, Director Lucy MacGarry, Curator Cobi Labuscagne, Director Ross Douglas, Director

Artlogic welcomes you to the ninth FNB JoburgArtFair. Artlogic owns and produces the FNB JoburgArtFair. www.artlogic.co.za

First National Bank (FNB) remains committed to the support of arts and culture as it celebrates all that contemporary art represents. FNB has been the proud sponsors of the FNB JoburgArtFair for the past nine years and has always been passionate about art because we recognise that artistic expression involves creativity and imagination, which we know to be key drivers of innovation. www.fnb.co.za

13:30 Book signing Movement TED×Johannesburg Salon Cape Town

and Movement Johannesburg edited by Presented by Ogojiii Zahira Asmal & Guy Trangoš, published by The City. Publications Area Saturday 10 September 14:00 Walkabout American artist, Bradley 10:00-14:30 Theatre on the Square,through Sandton McCallum guides audiences — Costhis R400 (includes access to the on socially engaged public artFair project, Saturday) . Tickets for purchase at Weights and Measures , that examines www.tedxjohannesburg.co.za international justice through painted portraits. Constitution Hill #19 Themed on the contemporary visual arts of 15:00 Walkabout Andrzej Urbanski provides Africa, insight TED×Johannesburg Salon seeks to into his brilliantly-coloured, make the conversation around African art large-scale abstract paintings and accessible to a broader sculptures. Salonaudience. Ninety One #17 Presented by Ogojiii magazine –artist, the bi15:30 Book signing Mozambican Mario Growing monthly pan-African magazine for cutting edge Macilau signs his new book, . Hosted by ELAenterprise – Espaço in Darkness perspectives on design, innovation, Luanda Arte. Publications and current affairs from across theArea continent Walkabout curators, –16:00 the event featuresEthiopian singular presentations, Rakeb Sile Haileleul conversations and and live Mesai performances. discuss their presentation of place modern TED×Johannesburg Salon takes at the selected Theatreand on contemporary the Square, is work filmedbyand streamed Ethiopian artists. live online and within theAddis Fair. Fine Art #67 The Lady In 16:30 The Performance speakers haveFollow been invited to respond by MBforStudio Community and White to the idea of ART AFRICA: Africa is O a creative power station. Art The zone Felaz. Under the project from our continent us the to reflect ‘Stand Up & empowers Be Counted’, artwork on shared experiences us in ourcan reflects the hopeand andunites potential that diversity. anchors our collective be With reached when in women stand together Africantoidentity, our contemporary artists create change. Presented by Gauteng consider the human and universal. Platforms Provincial Government. African Futures has its that represent the multiplicity and diversity 17:00 Book launch origin in the festivals thecultural same name, of contemporary African artof and realised Johannesburg, Lagos production are in critical. New modes of and Nairobi and Berlin (2016). The thinking about (2015) art have also led to a book aims map thewe breadth ofthings current transformation of to the work do, the artistic andlive. thinking engaged we make, and practices the lives we Culture is with African futurity. Hosted the being formed in artist studios, on thebystreet Goethe-Institut. Publications Area and online. Digital innovation and increased 17:30 Walkabout Curator and Director of the connectivity have given creative work greater Afriart Gallery,transcending Daudi Karungi discusses reach and influence, traditional the presentation ofand work by selectOur artists boundaries of geography language. from Uganda. Salon Afriartevent Gallery #59 TED×Johannesburg asks three

simple questions: How is art us? 18:00 Walkabout Artists, Jacochanging van Schalkwyk How isand art Quinten changingEdward our world? And in most Williams pertinently, how might those changes help of conversation about their latest bodies to shape Africa’s future?techniques in painting. work and unique David Krut Projects #4 Talks Programme Saturday 10 September 09:00-10:00 Registration 11:00 Walkabout Kevin Atkinson: From the 10:00-11:30 Session Material to the1 Spiritual by Hayden – Ashraf Jamal, cultural analyst andbelieved author Proud. Atkinson (1939-2007) (South Africa) that ‘all art was an expression of a – Zoe Whitley, curator, Modern & theosophical state’.Tate Using his archive, Tate Britain (UK) insights into the work Proud provides – JimofChuchu, artist, filmmaker and member this remarkable figure and how his of The Nest Collective (Kenya) and new deployment of both traditional – Manthe Ribane, performance artist quest materials underpinned his spiritual andasartist (South Africa) an artist. SMAC Gallery #40 Soweto – Cobi Labuscagne, Founding Director, 12:00 Walkabout Santu Mofokeng’s exhibition presented Artlogic (South Africa) by curator and publication co-editor Joshua – Aida Muluneh series in conversation, FNB Chuang for Steidl + MAKER and JoburgArtFair featured artist (Ethiopia) hosted by The Sowetan’s ‘S Mag’ 11:30-12:00 Tea and coffee#21 and Pernod Ricard 12:00Session 2 13:00 13:30 Walkabout Renowned Mozambican – William Kentridge, internationally photographer, Mário Macilau in acclaimed visualwith artistPaula (South Africa) conversation Nascimento – M.(curator Neelika of Jayawardane, arts the Angolanacademic, pavilion at is a Country (USA) writer, editor at Africa the 55th Venice Biennale which won – Kossi industrial designer and the Aguessy, Golden Lion for best national artist (Togo/ Brazil/ UK) by !Kauru / participation). Hosted – Buhlebezwe Siwani,Forum performance artist Black Collectors #2 andWalkabout member ofMaster iQhiyaPrinter Arts Collective 14:30 Jillian Ross (South Africa) presents her latest collaboration with Mantegna , a large– Lerato Shadi, visual and performance William Kentridge, scale woodcut relating to Triumphs and artist (South Africa) Laments, theArts 550m frieze the on Rome’s – Pamela Joyner, Patron, Joyner/ Tiber embankment. will Art also(USA) Giuffrida Collection of Ross Abstract be in conversation with artist Robyn 13:30-14:30 and networking within the Penn Drinks about pushing the boundaries Fairof- FNB Private Wealth and Private Clients printmaking in her latest body of Lounge work, Cloud of Unknowing. David Krut Workshop #43

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Guided Tours of the Fair

Programme of Events

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Thursday 8 September By Invitation Only 18:00 Launch Business Day Wanted invite you to the launch of their September ‘Art Edition’ in the Publications Area hosted by Business Day, Pernod Ricard and MAKER. 18:30 Performance Renowned South African storyteller Nokugcina Elsie Mhlophe (b. 1958) leads a warm welcome on behalf of Joburg Tourism. 19:00 Performance iQhiya arts collective performs AllLivesMatter. Presented by the AVA Gallery, the performers include Asemahle Ntlonti, Thandiwe Msebenzi, Pinky Mayeng, Thulile Gamedze, Lungi Gqunta and Matlhogonolo Kelapile. 19:30 Performance Du Preez/Gui. Nelmarie du Preez and her robot Gui stand as equal actors in a performance-based arts collective. Their work aims to reveal questions with regards to ‘the self’ constituted by ‘the other’ in the mapping of relation through re-stagings of performance work of the 70’s and 80’s. ROOM Gallery & Projects #36 20:00 Art Party Keyes Art Mile, Rosebank

Thursday 8 September 16:30 Guided Tour for Accredited Media presented by Neelika Jayawardane, academic, arts writer, editor at Africa is a Country (USA) Friday 9 September 18:30 Highlights Tour for Public Visitors presented by Ashraf Jamal, cultural analyst and author (South Africa) Saturday 10 September 15:00 Highlights Tour for Public Visitors Neelika Jayawardane Sunday 11 September 14:00 2016 Featured Artist Talk: 50 000 Years of Afro Futurism/ Wangechi Mutu’s Home in Space presented by American author Greg Tate. Wangechi Mutu Solo Project #60 — Registration at Artinsure and FNB Insurance Brokers Publications Area

Friday 9 September

Student Tours Presented by Lalela Friday 9 September 12:15 / 13:15 / 14:15 / 15:30 Saturday 10 September 11:00 / 12:00 — Registration at Lalela #24 — To book any Guided Tour in advance please contact sandi@artlogic.co.za / +27 73 473 6923

12:30 Walkabout Grace Cross provides insight into her solo exhibition, Cave Canem, that explores the idiosyncrasies of traditional and modern rituals of South African cosmology. SMITH Solo Project #39 13:00 Walkabout Mandy Coppes-Martin discusses her solo presentation, PUTRID, in the context of her connection to natural materials and how they inspire her creative process. Lizamore & Associates Solo Project #3

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15:00 Walkabout Ugandan artist, Sanaa Gateja presented by Afriart Gallery provides insight into his work at the entrance to the East Africa Section #79 15:30 Book signing The Joyner/Giuffrida Collection of Abstract Art is widely recognised as one of the most significant collections of modern and contemporary work by African and African Diasporan artists. US arts patron will be present for a special signing of Four Generations: The Joyner Giuffrida Collection of Abstract Art. Publications Area 16:00 Performance Du Preez/Gui. Nelmarie du Preez and her robot Gui stand as equal actors in a performance-based artistic collective. ROOM Gallery & Projects #36 16:30 Walkabout The Nest Collective presents Black Fantasia and They Sent You. The collective will show shorts from the film and discuss how Black Fantasia collects several future, past and imaginary narratives about blackness. They Sent You is an anthology of short photo-comic vignettes set in an imaginary future Nairobi. Goethe Institut #57 Sunday 11 September 10:30 Book signing Renowned photo journalist, Peter Magubane presents his latest book, June 16: 40th Anniversary Edition. Published by Seriti Sa Sechaba to mark the 40th anniversary of the 1976 Soweto uprising. Publications Area 11:30 Walkabout Clive van den Berg discusses his monumental sculpture A Pile of Stones: The Unmourned as a reflection on the appalling killings in Orlando earlier this year. The work forms part of Van den Berg’s ongoing series ‘Men Loving’ which investigates what is considered legitimate for the world

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to mourn and memorialise. Goodman Gallery Solo Project #23 Book signing presented by Steidl + MAKER and hosted by Sunday Times ‘The Edit’ and Pernod Ricard Publications Area Walkabout Kevin Atkinson: A Guided Tour by Hayden Proud. This guided tour will focus specifically on a selection of Kevin Atkinson’s so-called ‘blackboard’ paintings and prints of the 1970s. SMAC Gallery #40 Walkabout Gallery MOMO in association with DALRO host a walkabout through an re-enactment of George Pemba’s studio presented by his grandson, Bobo Pemba. This is a tribute exhibition to Pemba (1912-2001). Gallery MOMO Solo Project #12 Walkabout Andrzej Urbanski provides insight into his brilliantly-coloured, large-scale abstract paintings and sculptures. Salon Ninety One #17 Book signing Greg Tate signs his new book, Flyboy 2: The Greg Tate Reader. Published by Duke University Press. Publications Area Walkabout Ugandan curator, Daudi Karungi presents The Kampala Art Biennale 2016 – Seven Hills & Virtual Mobility followed by Kampala Arts Trust – Kampala artists and art across generations. Kampala Arts Trust #64 Book signing South African gallerist Linda Givon signs new catalogue printed on the ocassion of Off the Wall: An 80th Celebration with Linda Givon currently on at WAM. Publications Area Walkabout Grace Cross provides insight into her solo exhibition, Cave Canem. SMITH Solo Project #39

Venue Sandton Convention Centre Exhibition 1, Sandton, Johannesburg GPS co-ordinates: S26° 06.394’ / E028° 03.221’ The most convenient parking is available in the basement of the Sandton Convention Centre and can be accessed from Alice Lane between West and 5th Streets. Opening times Friday 12pm – 8pm Saturday 10am – 6pm Sunday 10am – 5pm Tickets R500 Thursday Opening Preview Party R100 Friday R130 Saturday / Sunday R260 Weekend Pass R80 Art Party at Keyes Art Mile Purchase at www.fnbjoburgartfair.co.za R400 TEDxJohannesburg Salon Ticket includes Saturday access to the Fair Purchase at www.tedxjohannesburg.co.za

Exhibitors 2016 FNB Art Prize Winner Nolan Oswald Dennis

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East Africa Focus 2016 Featured Artist Wangechi Mutu presented by Keyes Art Mile 60 Serge Alain Nitegeka presented by Stevenson 78 Sanaa Gateja presented by Afriart Gallery 68 & 79 Aida Muluneh presented by David Krut Projects 58 The Nest Collective presented by the Goethe-Institut 57 Jim Chuchu presented by Mariane Ibrahim 62 Rehema Chachage, Jackie Karuti, and Ato Malinda presented by Circle Art Gallery 56 Featured Artist Sponsor Keyes Art Mile

East Africa Galleries and Platforms Addis Fine Art Addis Foto Fest Afriart Gallery Circle Art Gallery Kampala Art Auction Kampala Arts Trust Kuona Trust Art Centre

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Contemporary Galleries

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Art First ARTCO Gallery Barnard Gallery blank projects Christopher Moller Gallery David Krut Projects ELA – Espaço Luanda Arte Everard Read and CIRCA Galleries First Floor Gallery Harare Galerie NOKO Galerie Pascal Janssens Gallery MOMO

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Goodman Gallery Hazard Gallery In Toto Gallery Kalashnikovv Gallery Lizamore & Associates Mariane Ibrahim Gallery ROOM Gallery & Projects Salon Ninety One SMAC Gallery SMITH Stevenson Tiwani Contemporary WHATIFTHEWORLD Worldart

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Gallery Solo Projects Clive van den Berg presented by Goodman Gallery Mandy Coppes-Martin presented by Lizamore & Associates Grace Cross presented by SMITH Troy Makaza & Io Makandal presented by First Floor Gallery Harare & Kalashnikovv Nelmarie du Preez presented by Room Gallery & Projects Ruann Coleman presented by SMAC Gallery Jenna Burchell presented by Sulger-Buel Lovell

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Artist Proof Studio 51 AVA Gallery 37 Bag Factory Artists’ Studios 25 Constitution Hill presents Bradley McCallum 19 Department of Small Business Development 6 & 15 Friends of JAG 53 Friends of the Iziko South African National Gallery 16 artXanadu representing Kuenyehia Prize for Contemporary Ghanaian Art 28 Market Photo Workshop 26 MB Studio Community 52C National Gallery of Zimbabwe 73 Origins Centre 52B Village Unhu 8 !Kauru / Black Collectors Forum 2 The Claire & Edoardo Villa Will Trust 14 Publications Area hosted by Sunday Times ‘The Edit’ + MAKER Fourthwall Books Jacana Clarke’s Bookshop ART AFRICA Steidl meets MAKER Goethe-Institut

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Modern Galleries Graham’s Fine Art Gallery Gallery MOMO SMAC Gallery Stevenson Wall Art Gallery

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