Between Two or More Worlds
Exhibition 13 June–24 November 2016
Installation photograph from the ‘Between Two or More Worlds’ exhibition at the 2016/2017 A4 Office. On the left, Gerda Scheepers’ acrylic painting ‘Pondoland pocket’ is mounted on the white wall. On the right, Thabiso Sekgala’s photograph ‘Semotlhase, former Bophuthatswana’ is mounted on the white wall and encircled with charcoal.
Installation view: Between Two or More Worlds curated by francis burger and Josh Ginsburg at 36 Buitenkant Street (A4’s previous premises), June 13, 2016–November 24, 2016. Image courtesy of A4 Arts Foundation.
Title Between Two or More Worlds Dates 13 June–24 November 2016 Location Offsite Tagline An exhibition at 36 Buitenkant Street.
Curator francis burger Josh Ginsburg
Credits

Artists:
Nolan Dennis
George Hallet
Bronwyn Katz
Moshekwa Langa
Gerda Scheepers
Thabiso Sekgala

Catalysed by George Hallett's photographic diptych Peter Clarke's Tongue (1976), a series of conversations and associations results in the selection of works. These range in theme and tone: from diaspora, exile, lassitude, and resignation to archipelagic or clustered networks of conserved ordinariness and joy. The classic South African novel, Between Two Worlds, published in 1979 by Miriam Thlali as Muriel at the Metropolitan, sits alongside the framed pieces.
Process: Between Two or More Worlds curated by francis burger and Josh Ginsburg at 36 Buitenkant Street (A4’s previous premises), June 13, 2016–November 24, 2016. Image courtesy of A4 Arts Foundation.
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