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Artist: Piet Tohlong Khabo
Curator: Phokeng Setai
Latest Press
26 Feb 2024
In conversation with Alka Dass and Zenaéca Singh at Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2024.
08 Feb 2024
CHURCH at Investec Cape Town Art Fair
06 Sept 2023
It’s time for the 16th annual FNB Art Joburg; a three-day fair championing the best in African contemporary art.
28 Apr 2023
The name Joël Andrianomearisoa has been in the air around me for a while, but I was pretty late to the piquant little show he did with Church Projects this month.
05 Apr 2023
A chat with Malagasy artist Joël Andrianomearisoa about his sartorially inclined installation at Church Projects in Cape Town.
01 Nov 2022
Yes, a hammer wrapped in cloth is a geographically specific work of art. In this country we understand the silence about violence. Warren Maroon witnessed his first murder as an 11-year-old and wants to talk about the horror with his art.
24 Oct 2022
A review by Nkgopoleng Moloi & Scott Eric Williams on the 24th of October 2022. This should take you 4 minutes to read.
13 Sep 2022
A feature by Keely Shinners on the 13th of September 2022. This should take you 10 minutes to read.
06 Sep 2022
Church Projects is painted like a bar of gold. A narrow slice of heritage building, this double-story gallery reads as a liminal space: a passageway between realms.
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04 Aug 2022
Mbali Khoza explores how black people across time and space have mused over, navigated and negotiated black mobility through an exhibition titled ‘Native of Nowhere’ showcasing at CHURCH Projects.
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08 Jul 2022
Some stories don’t have a clear beginning or clear ending. Instead, they seem to be inextricable from the depth of the middle. That’s the case with Mbali Khoza’s Native of Nowhere, displaying at C H U R C H Projects in Cape Town.
02 Oct 2021
A virtual temple dedicated to art is due to open in Cape Town. Named Church, this new project space, which will welcome the public from October 8th, alludes to a religious sanctuary.
28 Sep 2021
Church, a new project space for art, which will open this October in that titular street in Cape Town’s CBD, might be a very compact space, but looks set to create big waves too
