Collectors from more than a dozen countries participated in Johannesburg Auction Week, Strauss & Co’s innovative programme of live virtual sales featuring outstanding examples of South African art and wine.
Figuration is a powerful conceptual thread linking historical, traditional, modernist, and contemporary art in Africa.
Strauss & Co, Africa’s Leading Art Auction House announces joint initiative with the Art Business Conference African Art Business News Digest to provide regular aggregated information Free Subscription Cape Town/London – A new fortnightly African Art Business News Digest launches this week. Each edition will share selected top, recent stories as they relate to the
Johannesburg – Interest in the work of Hylton Nel, the renowned artist-potter whose work inspired the Dior Men’s summer 2025 campaign, saw two cat sculptures smash their pre-sale estimates at a Strauss & Co auction in Johannesburg. Presented in Contemporary South African Ceramics: New Perspectives, a live-virtual auction celebrating new perspectives in ceramic art held
Renowned South African artist Nandipha Mntambo is the first guest curator in what is to be an ongoing series of collaborations between Strauss & Co and established and up-and-coming artists. This collaboration was facilitated by Everard Read.
The fourteen exciting lots by pre-eminent South African artist William Kentridge on Strauss & Co’s May Virtual Live auction span nearly forty years of the artist’s evolving career as a print maker of international repute.
Strauss & Co are very fortunate to be offering works from an important collection of botanical paintings and prints by some of the most significant South African women botanical artists.
Art Month at Welgemeend 2021 celebrates the role of art in maintaining a 360-degree view of life
Leading auction house Strauss & Co is pleased to announce a special artist focus on two quintessential Cape painters, Bouscharain and Laubscher, in its forthcoming live virtual auction, due to take place on the 11th and 12th of October, 2021.
In 1997, when the illustrious Goodman Gallery moved into its new Johannesburg premises in Parkwood, it presented an exhibition composed of its leading artists, among them Willie Bester, Norman Catherine, Robert Hodgins, William Kentridge and Penny Siopis.
