GRID Cape Town Biennial 2017

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SUBMISSIONS FOR GRID CTB 2017 ARE NOW CLOSED!

Thanks everyone for your interest in participating to the second edition of GRID Cape Town Biennial 2017. We appreciate you taking the time to submit your work.

Successful candidates will be contacted by the 1st of February 2017.

Wish you all good luck!

Call for photographers, video artists and other digital image makers - GRID Cape Town Biennial 2017!
And don't forget to check out our new website www.capetownbiennial.com

Last weekend we went to the opening of the solo exhibition "The Monolith'' by Dutch artist Levi van Veluw at Galerie Ron Mandos, Amsterdam. An incredible multi-disciplinary exhibition showcasing a mix of charcoal drawings, photographs, sculptures and installations: "Through the use of unrecognizable forms and the creation of a disruptive environment, the visitor becomes disassociated from his existing associations." Exhibition ends on 29th of October 2016: don't miss out!

http://www.ronmandos.nl/exhibitions/levi-van-veluw-monolith
http://levivanveluw.com/

Go check out Dillon Marsh latest series, ''For What It's Worth''. It shows a mine’s output in precious metals or stones would look like when visually juxtaposed with the mine itself.

We went to the Kings & Queens Expo Opening at The Hoxton, Amsterdam. The photographer, Léon Hendricks, explores the meaning of Identity in his new series: Kings & Queens.

We love the new project of Kristin-Lee Moolman in collaboration with fashion stylist IB Kamara. In ''2026'' they addresses hetero-normative attitudes to self-expression through fashion.

Last week we had a meeting with Maria Pia Bernardoni and Azu Nwagbogu from Lagos Photo in Arles, some exciting developments are coming ahead. We keep you updated!

In Arles we were inspired by the South African artist William Kentridge, the artwork 'More Sweetly Play the Dance' is displayed in Arles untill September 25th. Who inspires you?

Such an awesome intiative: Logos Hope. World's largest floating book fair coming to Cape Town tomorrow untill 11th of July !

V&A Waterfront | Floating Bookfair Logos Hope, the world’s largest floating book fair will soon visit Cape Town, South Africa, for the first time!

Striking photography series showing patterns of (post)apartheid urban planning in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban by Johnny Miller.

Drone Photography Reveals How Apartheid Shaped South African Cities Cape Town-based photographer Johnny Miller captures the divisive architecture left over from apartheid.