Goodman Gallery is delighted to present Remy Jungerman’s first major solo exhibition on the conti...
Goodman Gallery presents 'In Focus: Kapwani Kiwanga', a presentation of select bodies of work by ...
Goodman Gallery is pleased to present The Geometry of Solitude, a solo exhibition by Alfredo Jaar...
Standing in the Gap marks the first IN CONTEXT exhibition hosted by Goodman Gallery London - a cu...
South African photographer Lindokuhle Sobekwa’s first solo presentation in London titled 'Heart o...
Everything reveals itself in time. Metamorphosis is the act of becoming and transformation: From ...
Her photography has made profound statements about family, race and life in the US over the past 40 years
Grada Kilomba speaks to Ben Luke on the occasion of the São Paulo biennial.
Goodman Gallery is growing! On September 6, we will open an office and viewing room in New York’s Upper East Side, expanding on current gallery locations in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London. The ...
Episode 25 meets artist Misheck Masamvu who considers Zimbabwe’s post-independence character through painting, drawing and sculpture. Sensitive to the country’s economic and political turmoil, he u...
For those of us whose histories are interrupted, transformed, lost, and remade through the legacies of violence, slavery, and colonialism, home is often a loaded notion. Approaching the concept its...
Composer Wang Xilin recalls his painful past in China’s Cultural Revolution in Wang Bing’s unusual documentary
We are pleased to announce the representation of the estate of late Ghanaian painter Atta Kwami, in partnership with London’s Beardsmore Gallery.
An antenna, absorbing the impact of his surroundings, Leonardo Drew converts the Global South’s plight into a display of our collective vigour and infallible joy. “It’s inescapable and I’m glad tha...
As the British-Nigerian artist’s new Serpentine Gallery show opens he talks about the long arm of colonialism, why art needs to engage, and why the Benin Bronzes should be sent home.
International Women’s Day is an annual celebration of the achievements of women. This year’s campaign theme is Embrace Equality, drawing attention to the fight for equal opportunities across all ge...
The Franco-Algerian artist uses classic movies to evoke complex political and cross-cultural ideas.
Ernest Cole was born in 1940, in Eersterust, a township near Pretoria, and went on to become South Africa’s first black freelance photographer and one of the great chroniclers of the black experien...
In 2022, we witnessed a rise in neo-surrealist art, NFTs, and textile-based art practices. These were trends that were bubbling to the surface by the end of 2021, but weren’t fully realized until t...
Featuring Grada Kilomba, Kiluanji Kia Henda and Sue Williamson, have a listen here
“It’s a kind of lifestyle for myself, I think grounding is essential for the human nature but I guess I’m grounded but I’m not grounded at the same time. And I’m choosing that. This traveling aspec...
A new photography exhibition at London’s Tate Modern includes images of monarchs from across the continent, steering away from Western imagery.
South Africa’s leading gallery is making its first permanent inroads in the US
Explore the full conversation into the vibrant world of artists from South Africa and the Global South more broadly, unpacking the significance of representing artists that inspire social change.
The 20th anniversary edition of Frieze London sees kites, is open at The Regent’s Park until Sunday, 15 October.
Born in Botswana in 1980, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, now rooted in a new studio in the Hague, embodies the essence of a multidisciplinary artist. Her creative domain spans the realms of drawing, pai...
The novelist Petina Gappah on a group of writers who put a fresh, modern vision of Africa out into the world, portraits by artist Jabulani Dhlamini
From the ‘horizontal’ methodology of the 35th São Paulo Biennial to Suki Seokyeong Kang’s immersive landscapes in Seoul
Upstairs at the Goodman Gallery in London hang large-scale black-and-white photographs of women. Look closer at their naked bodies, parts of which are symbolically covered, and these women of vario...
Many bore witness to the horrors of apartheid in South Africa, but few recorded them with the clarity and precision that the photographer David Goldblatt did.
Pillay’s paintings have a washy tranquillity beneath which violence lurks, as she explores the legacies of colonialism and the contradictory nature of historical memory
A more recent newcomer is the South African Goodman Gallery, which has championed some of the continent’s best-known artists, like William Kentridge and El Anatsui. Owner and director Liza Essers h...
London’s Frieze fairs opened in characteristic style this week, with VIP visitors ranging from actress Florence Pugh to the UK’s former chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne (now chair of the ...
Sam Nhlengethwa’s latest show heralds albinism and fashion, with print and paint works that veer away from his usual collages, writes Tymon Smith
Shirin Neshat tells us about ‘The Fury’, a culmination of art and activism, on show at Goodman Gallery, London
QR codes are everywhere now and it’s how many of us access a press release when entering a gallery. Ghada Amer takes the pattern of these codes to produce textiles with powerful quotes such as ‘you...
The fever of modern art is shining passionately in Seoul. ’ FRIEZE Seoul ’ , held for the second time this year, will be held at COEX in Samseong-dong from September 6th to 9th. Frieze Seoul is est...
The renowned artist talks about inspiration, ideas, history and his new exhibition