As we reflect on 2024, we want to express our gratitude for your support and engagement with the Inside Out Centre for the Arts. From thought-provoking talks and concerts to inspiring exhibitions and screenings, your presence has made this year truly meaningful.
Anthropocentrism, rooted in the belief that only humans possess intrinsic value, has been a dominant ethical perspective for centuries.
Explore man's place within nature at our exhibition "End of the Game" now on.
#philosophy#nature#endofthegame
At the heart of the Inside Out Centre for the Arts' exhibition "End of the Game" lies a profound exploration of taxidermy, intertwining scientific inquiry with artistic expression.
Come see "End of the Game" exhibition now on. https://t.co/O3HxYfKW9D
#taxidermy#art
The new edition of Roger Ballen's Outland presents previously unpublished images, providing a fresh perspective on the series. Accompanied by essays from Peter Weiermair and Elisabeth Sussman, this edition aims to offer context and insight into the work. https://t.co/ObC5bEfj8K
African Photographer Spotlight: Discover the resilience of Nigerian ingenuity in Andrew Esiebo's captivating series, "In Nigeria, a tyre never quite dies": reinventing the wheel in Lagos.
#photography#LagosLife#UrbanInnovation
Tamary Kudita captured the image titled "Lotus" featuring Rosebud Tsikira, a model and makeup artist in Harare, Zimbabwe. Kudita chose the location for its lotus flowers, which symbolize beauty and resilience in harsh conditions, reflecting how she views Zimbabweans' strength.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday July 24, 2024
Doors Open: 18:30
Concert Starts: 19:00
Location: Inside Out Centre for the Arts, Forest Town, Johannesburg
Violinists Serge Cuca and Dieter Hendricks
https://t.co/MHaV8xoQpB
The Inside Out Centre for the Arts takes inspiration from Art Brut, a term introduced by French artist Jean Dubuffet to describe "raw art" produced by introverted, isolated, and imaginative individuals.
https://t.co/0JGVL7uMx9
Polaroids Volume 1 by Roger Ballen, showcasing a unique selection of 150 polaroid photographs commissioned by Reflex Gallery. The book, designed by Alex Daniels with an essay by Wim van Sinderen, is published by Reflex Editions in a limited edition of 850 copies.
Join us for an inspiring evening Tuesday June 25, 2024 Dr. Stephanie Klarmann will present her insights on the vital efforts being made to protect lions and their natural habitats.
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
https://t.co/AsDESXwKjS
We are proud to announce our support for the for the Museum Africa exhibition featuring Ken Oosterbroek, Curated by Dudu Madonsela.
Date: Youth Day Sunday 16 June 2024 @15h00
Venue: MUSEUM AFRICA 121 Lillian Ngoyi Street NEWTOWN
https://t.co/BzsQMVWYp2
The Eiger Foundation is pleased to introduce the panel of judges for the African Photobook of the Year Awards 2024.
Anna-Alix Koffi, Ngaire Blankenberg, Mandla Sibeko, Leonard O'Brian, Roger Ballen and Catherine E. McKinley
https://t.co/PgjVSHObCJ
African Photography spotlight: Peter Magubane, who captured the stark realities of apartheid, passed away on January 1, 2024, at the age of 91. Born on January 18, 1932, in Vrededorp, Johannesburg (now Pageview)
"Ballenesque," (2022) published by Thames and Hudson, presents a comprehensive retrospective of the work of Roger Ballen, one of today's most significant and original art photographers.
https://t.co/Dn8HbbAIcY
#contemporaryart#artoftheday#artwork#art#contemporaryartist
Enter the Eiger African Photobook of the Year Award 2024 -
https://t.co/PgjVSHObCJ
Pictures - Winner 2022: "The African Lookbook: A Visual History of 100 Years of African Women" by Catherine McKinley.
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Eiger African Photobook of the Year awards for 2024. Please submit your photobook by June 1, 2024, for a chance to win the first prize of $12,500. PICTURES : Runner-Up 2022: Nsenene, by Michele Sibiloni https://t.co/1gqvzECNh9