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A review by Ben Albertyn on the 31st of January 2022. This should take you 5 minutes to read.

About a month ago, Stevenson ran an online exhibition called ‘Studios’. Noticing, perhaps, the short-fallings of the Online Viewing Room (OVR), ‘Studios’ was framed as an exhibition of the artist’s studio practice, rather than the art itself.

Realism is something of an anathema for the contemporary art world, and I can’t quite work out why. 

French flair and passion from Piasa combined with South African energy and local knowledge from Aspire promises to deliver an auction sale of Modern & Contemporary African Art to remember on February 14th at 3pm in Cape Town.

Walking into ‘About Face’ at Stevenson Gallery, Neo Matloga’s collages meet me.

Nigeria's art scene has flourished over the last decade, leading to a renewed interest in cultivating and supporting modern and contemporary art in the country.

Stevenson have recently opened ‘Both, and’, an expansive group exhibition split between both of their spaces that reflects on 15 years of the gallery.

Launched yesterday at Cape Town's Stevenson Gallery 'Picnic' is South African artist Deborah Poynton’s eighth solo exhibition with the gallery.

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

At the end of the year I am inevitably asked to list the art highlights.

STEVENSON CAPE TOWN is pleased to present what we talk about when we talk about love, a group exhibition curated