Khaya Witbooi: History Begins with a Garden | Contemporary And

Exhibition

Khaya Witbooi: History Begins with a Garden

Exhibition

Khaya Witbooi: History Begins with a Garden

Gallery MOMO
Johannesburg

Adam Pendleton: Becoming Imperceptible

Exhibition

Adam Pendleton: Becoming Imperceptible

Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland

Chris Ofili: Weaving Magic

Exhibition

Chris Ofili: Weaving Magic

National Gallery
London

Emeka Okereke: The Neighbour-Hood Project

Exhibition

Emeka Okereke: The Neighbour-Hood Project

Bariga/Somolu
Lagos

Jody Paulsen: Pushing Thirty

Exhibition

Jody Paulsen: Pushing Thirty

SMAC Gallery
Cape Town

Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change

Exhibition

Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change

International Center of Photography
New York

Jaguars and Electric Eels – Group Show

Exhibition

Jaguars and Electric Eels – Group Show

Julia Stoschek Collection
Berlin

Third Space / shifting conversations about contemporary art,

Exhibition

Third Space / shifting conversations about contemporary art,

Birmingham Museum of Art
Birmingham, AL

Lorna Simpson, Outline, 1990.
2 gelatin silver gel prints,
49 x 84 inches (each).
Whitney Museum of American Art.
Promised gift of Emily Fisher Landau. P.2010.263a-b

Exhibition

Lorna Simpson: Hypothetical? (1992)

Fisher Landau Center for Art
New York

Untitled, Washington, D.C., 1963 - Photograph by Gordon Parks ©The Gordon Parks Foundation

Exhibition

Gordon Parks. I am you. Selected Works 1942 – 1978

Versicherungskammer Kulturstiftung
Munich

Andrew Tshabangu, Naledi-Bree Street Bus, from the series City in Transition, 2004. Courtesy the artist and Gallery MOMO

Exhibition

Andrew Tshabangu: Footprints

Standard Bank Gallery
Johannesburg

Lubaina Himid, A Fashionable Marriage, 1986. Courtesy artist & Hollybush Gardens. Photo Matthew Birchall & Tao Lashley-Burnley

Exhibition

The Place Is Here – Group Show

Nottingham Contemporary

All content © 2026 Contemporary And. All Rights Reserved. Website by SHIFT