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The artist’s solo exhibition includes a retrospective of her drawings, sculptures and lithographs produced between 2003 and 2017. The Bystanders pivots around the The Guilty Bystander, a large, new wooden sculpture of an observant figure, who stands with her hands behind her back, surrounded by Schreuders’ previous works. Details: Stevenson Johannesburg, 62 Juta Street. The exhibition runs until August 11. In his first solo show at the Goodman Gallery, Cape Town, the Malawi-born multimedia artist will present a series of new short films — dubbed Nyau Cinema — in which he explores concepts of time, ritual and values from a playful, non-Western perspective. Details: Goodman Gallery, 176 Sir Lowry Road, Fairweather House, 3rd Floor, Cape Town. It runs from July 15 until August 12.
Since 2012, Swiss artist Mats Staub spoke to groups of all ages about reaching adulthood. Maia Marie and Nomonde Mbusi helped him give the project a home in South Africa. They have recorded people’s stories and then had them listen to their own answers three months later, while filming their facial expressions, resulting in this video installation. Details:
Market Photo Workshop Gallery, 2 President Street, Newtown. The show runs until August 9. The Ghanaian artist headlines this show, alongside guests Mthwakazi, DJ Doowap,
Maria McCloy, DJ Okapi and I See A Different You. Details: Kitcheners Carvery Bar, 71 Juta Street, Braamfontein. July 7. Presale tickets are R70 from kcb.nutickets.
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Bra Tete is joined by saxophonist Bra Barney Rachabane, drummer Ayanda Sikade, as well as
British musicians Julian Argüelles (tenor sax), Chris Batchelor (trumpet) and Steve Watts (bass). Details: On Friday (July 7), the group plays in East London’s Miriam Makeba Hall at Fort Hare University from 7pm. On Sunday (July 9), the tour hits Durban’s Rainbow Restaurant in Stanfield Lane, Pinetown, from 1pm. On July 12, the band plays at Khayelitsha’s Bertha Movie House, 8 Mzala Street, Cape Town. The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are
R100.