The Investec Cape Town Art Fair (ICTAF) returns to The Mother City for its 11th edition. This year’s theme, ‘Unbound,’ emphasises breaking free from traditional narratives and embracing diverse perspectives and innovative ideas.
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One of this year’s most exciting developments is the addition of the ‘Generations’ section.
This new addition aims to bridge the gap between artists from different eras, foster inter-generational dialogues and showcase how art evolves over time.
Visitors have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to see the evolution of artistic expression and gain insights into the changing landscapes of creativity.
Additionally, ICTAF broadens its ‘ALT’ section, which provides a platform for alternative art spaces and projects.
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Visitors can explore experimental installations, performances, and unconventional artworks that question the status quo.
‘ALT’ embodies the spirit of innovation and disruption, inspiring attendees to think outside the box and push new artistic boundaries.
And for those who are fascinated by the tactile world of ceramics, ‘Cabinet|Clay’ promises to be an enthralling experience.
This special project demonstrates the versatility and beauty of ceramic artistry, showcasing works by both established masters and emerging talent.
From traditional techniques to contemporary innovations, ‘Cabinet|Clay’ celebrates clay’s long-standing appeal as a medium for artistic expression.
Art enthusiasts interested in South African art history will find ‘Wall’ to be a fascinating exploration.
This curated section provides a chronological overview of South African modernism.
It traces its evolution from the 1940s to the present.
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Meanwhile, one of ICTAF’s distinguishing features is its global reach, with artists from more than 50 countries represented. From Argentina to Zimbabwe, this gathering provides a truly global platform for artistic exchange and dialogue.
Beyond the exhibition halls, ICTAF provides a variety of cultural experiences, such as fashion collaborations, urban interventions, and guided tours.
Attendees can immerse themselves in Cape Town’s vibrant artistic scene by visiting pop-up exhibitions and public art installations in the historic Bo-Kaap area.
Guided tours offer additional opportunities for engagement, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the artworks on display and the themes explored.
Details:
- Location: CTICC
- Date: February 16-18 | 11am to 7pm
- Cost: R170 – R410
- Tickets: Webtickets
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