Exhibition

EXHIBITIONLebogang Mabusela: Monotypes… A Monotypebabe Experience 16 – 30 JAN 2021Monotypebabe (Lebogang Mogul Mabusela) is a printmaking princess with a fervor for the monotype printing technique. She collaborates with local artists to explore the different processes and challenges of print making. Monotypebabe aims to organize and build up collections that will be a cultural heritage on … Read more

Throughout the Coronavirus lockdown, the Bag Factory presents Covert Bioscope, a series of online screenings of artist films by current and recent Bag Factory artists whose young and emerging voices are contributing to the conversations around video as a visual art medium / practice. We invite our audiences to join us for the screenings scheduled … Read more

The Bag Factory in collaboration with Village Unhu (Harare) is excited to present its first group show of Zimbabwean artists, featuring Epheas Maposa, Kenmore Maruta, Evans Tinashe Mutenga and Nyashadzashe Marovatsanga. PARABLES & CLOSETS has been postponed till June 2020 due to the Covid-19 crisis. Please note that this date may still change at short … Read more

Delicate/Tendency/ResponseA solo exhibition by DuduBloom More (2019 Cassirer Welz Award winner)1 – 22 FEB 2020The Bag Factory is excited to present Delicate/Tendency/Response, a solo exhibition by DuduBloom More, the winner of the prestigious 2019 Cassirer Welz Award, presented by the Bag Factory in partnership with Strauss Education and Kalashnikovv Gallery.In this newly created body of … Read more

EXHIBITIONS SUMMER SALON 01 – 15 NOV 2019 Following the success of the Bag Factory Artists’ Studios very first Winter Salon in May 2019, we are delighted to present our Summer Salon on 1 November 2019. The funds raised from these events will go towards ensuring that future generations of artists will be able to … Read more

EXHIBITIONSLOST & FOUND3 – 25 OCT 2019Lost & Found is a group exhibition of mixed media works by Bag Factory’s current studio and visiting artists. Curated by our Director Candice Allison, the exhibition is an exploration of process and experimentation, a snapshot of studio practice, and a reflection on the method of using ‘found’ objects, … Read more