Two remarkable single-owner collections of Chinese porcelain and works of art, one assembled by a storied Plettenberg Bay family, the other drawn from the property of a lady connoisseur with an exclusive period focus, will go under the hammer in Strauss & Co’s first marquee sale of 2021.
Strauss & Co is thrilled to announce details of an exceptional sale uniquely devoted to the celebrated Namibian printmaker John Muafangejo.
Strauss & Co Senior Art Specialist Dr Alastair Meredith highlights the work of South African artist John Meyer, with four works from the May 2021 Virtual Live Auction.
Strauss & Co Senior Art Specialist and Head Curator Wilhelm van Rensburg is in conversation with botanical artist Gillian Condy; Decorating insights with interior designer Julia Twigg and two protégées; A discussion with First Rand Curator Theresa Lizamore.
More than 500 bidders from a dozen countries participated in Strauss & Co’s successful online-only sale celebrating Women’s Month, which concluded on 23 August with sales totalling R6.1 million. The sale, which included a session of works selected by Amohelang Mohajane, curator of the NWU Gallery at North-West University, saw new buyers place more than
574 years of South African wine icons under the hammer with Strauss & Co
Strauss & Co’s live virtual marquee sale presents a strong showing of contemporary artists in a variety of media.
In Boksburg Advertiser | Caxton Reporter The sale features something for every taste, budget and whim – from perennial favourites like William Kentridge and JH Pierneef to impressionistic landscapes from Hugo Naudé and lyrical watercolours from Namibian Adolph Jentsch. November Online Part II includes Sessions 4 – 9:Guest Curator: Sam Nhlengethwa; The Fabulous Picture Show;
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor The artist who works in textile is the first non South African to walk away with this prestigious prize for emerging artists not signed to a gallery. Colourful sculptural pieces, including that of an astronaut won Nigerian artist the Stephan Welz Cassirer Award for emerging artists last night at a
By CityLife Arts Writer African Art Galleries Association (AAGA) has announced the third edition of the Emerging Painting Invitational (EPI), the pan-African prize dedicated to supporting emerging contemporary painters and painting. The 16 finalists hail from 8 African countries, comprising of Rwanda, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Algeria, Sudan, Kenya, Angola and South Africa. All artists and artworks
