Third year Michaelis students worked with the Two Oceans Aquarium on installations that drew attention to some of the key environmental issues that our oceans face.
We are delighted to announce that our 2023 graduate Robyn Roxanne Williams has won the Photography category in the Global Creative Graduate Showcase 2024 in collaboration with WGSN + Coloro and Google Arts & Culture.
The Michaelis School of Fine Art hosts its annual Graduate Exhibition at Hiddingh Campus from 7–12 December 2024. This is a major event that draws many interested art collectors and enthusiasts to this beautiful historical campus.
ASAI (Africa South Art Initiative) is inviting emerging visual artists to apply to participate in a lithography print workshop from the 2nd - 13th December 2024.
Reece Brice, a Michaelis alumni recently showcased his work dealing with sustainability and microremediation at the Institute of Infectious Diseases launch for greener practices and sustainable science in medical research.
Vital Signs is a group exhibition showcasing work by Michaelis School of Fine Art teaching staff with a thematic focus on ecologies, climate crisis and sustainability.
This year’s graduating class of the Michaelis School of Fine Art, UCT, will be hosting the annual silent auction fundraiser event. This auction, a longstanding tradition of the school, aids the costs of the large graduate show exhibition.
Congratulations to Gem Carosin who has been awarded the prestigious Tierney fellowship prize for 2024/5. The aim of the Fellowship is to identify aspiring photographers, and create opportunities for photographers.
On 6 June, book contributor Svea Josephy and editor Noëleen Murray launched their book Creative Cities in Africa, edited by Murray and Jonathan Cane. This was one of the first launches held in the new Michaelis Book Room.
Please note: Due to severe weather warnings, the Salon Sequins opening event has been postponed and will take place on Thursday, 18 July, 6-8pm. We look forward to seeing you then.
