Everard Read Gallery Johannesburg

Everard Read Gallery Johannesburg Southern Africa's most renowned commercial art gallery, est. 1913
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Sanell Aggenbach | NeoNatureInstallation views from Sanell Aggenbach’s recent exhibition at Everard Read Johannesburg.“N...
03/06/2026

Sanell Aggenbach | NeoNature

Installation views from Sanell Aggenbach’s recent exhibition at Everard Read Johannesburg.

“NeoNature” brought together a selection of works spanning painting, printmaking, and sculpture, reflecting Aggenbach’s continued engagement with history, memory, and the shifting nature of interpretation.

Working across disciplines, Aggenbach explores how narratives are constructed and continually reimagined through form, material, and image.

Thank you to all who visited the exhibition.

Installation images, credit: Paris Brummer

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GIRLS 3000 | A group show Everard Read Cape Town7 May - 3 June 2026In 2024, Dominique Cheminais and Keely Shinners curat...
01/06/2026

GIRLS 3000 | A group show

Everard Read Cape Town
7 May - 3 June 2026

In 2024, Dominique Cheminais and Keely Shinners curated a pop-up exhibition called “GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS” that took place over the course of two nights at Brett Charles Seiler’s Cape Town studio. The show explored femininity and its discontents through works on paper and artist-crafted garments. In 2025, they followed up the show with a sequel, “GIRLS TOO: TOO MUCH, NEVER ENOUGH”, which gathered a group of eighteen artists at Lemkus Gallery to think more deeply about the questions ‘What is it that makes us girls?’, ‘Who’s us?’, ‘What’s girls?’

Since then, the duo have opened a project space in the heart of Cape Town called “GIRLS GALLERY. GIRLS GALLERY” exhibitions are both ambitious and DIY, erring on the side of the maximalist, the over-the-top, the wacky, weird, glamorous, too-much side of life. The aim is to produce shows that are surprising, unexpected and inventive, incubating the talents of emerging artists while giving established artists the opportunity to experiment and play.

“GIRLS 3000”, a collaboration with Everard Read, is GIRLS with the volume turned up. The works meditate on femininity at the edge of femininity: its contradictions, excesses, slippages – its mess.

Nicola Bailey | Between Dog and Wolf / Entre Chien et LoupEverard Read Johannesburg14 May - 13 June 2026Nicola Bailey bu...
29/05/2026

Nicola Bailey | Between Dog and Wolf / Entre Chien et Loup

Everard Read Johannesburg
14 May - 13 June 2026

Nicola Bailey builds her practice through close looking, often returning to the presence of animals as both subject and companion. Working across drawing, painting and sculpture, her work is shaped by observation and the quiet dynamics of shared space.

“Between Dog and Wolf / Entre Chien et Loup” considers states of transition - where clarity gives way to uncertainty, and the boundaries between human and animal perception begin to blur.

On view at Everard Read Johannesburg until 13 June 2026.

Installation images, credit: Graham De Lacy

Jeanne Hoffman | Gardening FragmentsEverard Read Johannesburg14 May - 13 June 2026Jeanne Hoffman explores the emotional ...
27/05/2026

Jeanne Hoffman | Gardening Fragments

Everard Read Johannesburg
14 May - 13 June 2026

Jeanne Hoffman explores the emotional and socio-cultural dimensions of place, drawing on fragmented recollections and multiple viewpoints from her everyday environment. Working between collage and painting, she assembles referential forms in relation to one another, creating spaces where movement, dialogue and meaning emerge.

In “Gardening Fragments”, Hoffman approaches painting as a process of assembling and tending to fragments. Rooted in Roger Robinson’s idea of “A Portable Paradise”, the exhibition considers what is carried, concealed and returned to in moments of pressure.

Through repetition, adjustment and return, the works open up contemplative spaces where landscape is both constructed and remembered.

We invite you to experience “Gardening Fragments” in person until 13 June 2026.

Installation images, credit: Graham De Lacy

RMB Latitudes Art Fair Shepstone Gardens22 May - 24 May 2026Presented in the Chapel space at Shepstone Gardens, the Ever...
25/05/2026

RMB Latitudes Art Fair

Shepstone Gardens
22 May - 24 May 2026

Presented in the Chapel space at Shepstone Gardens, the Everard Read booth brought together a curated selection of works by both emerging and established artists across painting, sculpture and mixed media. Unfolding within this year’s “Oasis” theme, the presentation considered ideas of renewal, connection and engagement within the unique setting of the fair.

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth, engaged with the works and contributed to another memorable weekend at RMB Latitudes Art Fair.

Installation images, credit: Anthea Pokroy

RMB Latitudes Art Fair Shepstone Gardens22 May - 24 May 2026This year’s theme, “Oasis”, reflects on the ways creativity ...
22/05/2026

RMB Latitudes Art Fair

Shepstone Gardens
22 May - 24 May 2026

This year’s theme, “Oasis”, reflects on the ways creativity flourishes in unexpected places. Marking 140 years of Johannesburg, the theme considers how art, like water, sustains and regenerates life, offering moments of connection, renewal and discovery.

Set across the historic gardens and architecture of Shepstone Gardens, the fair brings together galleries, artists and collectors from across Africa and its extended communities in an immersive environment that encourages meaningful engagement with contemporary art.

Everard Read Johannesburg will present a curated group exhibition in the Chapel (Booth D1), featuring works by Lady Skollie, Guy du Toit and Brett Murray, alongside a broader selection of works by both emerging and established artists.

We look forward to this year’s fair and to welcoming visitors.

Win the FIRST edition of Guy du Toit’s new sculpture “Cygnets”.Guy du Toit, in collaboration with Everard Read Gallery, ...
22/05/2026

Win the FIRST edition of Guy du Toit’s new sculpture “Cygnets”.

Guy du Toit, in collaboration with Everard Read Gallery, has donated the first edition of “Cygnets” (1/16), a sculpture inspired by the iconic “Dance of the Cygnets” from “Swan Lake”. The work was conceived following du Toit’s attendance at a Joburg Ballet performance at RMB Starlight Classics in 2025, reimagining his signature hares as dancers en pointe - playful, elegant and full of movement.

The fundraising initiative is limited to 300 participants. Each R1,000 donation to Joburg Ballet’s Pointe Shoe Fund qualifies as one entry, with the winner receiving the first edition of “Cygnets”, valued at R90,000. Proceeds will go directly towards supporting young dancers with essential training resources, including pointe shoes.

A curated selection of Guy du Toit’s hare sculptures will also be presented in Everard Read Johannesburg’s exhibition in the Chapel (Booth D1) at RMB Latitudes Art Fair.

We invite you to enter via the link in bio.

“Art giving back to dance”

Nicola Bailey | Between Dog and Wolf / Entre Chien et LoupEverard Read Johannesburg14 May - 13 June 2026Nicola Bailey is...
18/05/2026

Nicola Bailey | Between Dog and Wolf / Entre Chien et Loup

Everard Read Johannesburg
14 May - 13 June 2026

Nicola Bailey is known for paintings and drawings that explore the relationship between humans and animals, often using dogs as recurring subjects. Her work combines close observation with an interest in perception, memory and consciousness, creating images that feel both intimate and contemplative.

In “Between Dog and Wolf / Entre Chien et Loup”, Bailey extends these concerns into sculpture, considering the shared terrain between human and animal experience and the unknowable nature of animals dreaming.

Now on view at Everard Read Johannesburg until 13 June 2026.

In the lead-up to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair, this year’s theme “Oasis” unfolds across the gardens through a series of o...
15/05/2026

In the lead-up to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair, this year’s theme “Oasis” unfolds across the gardens through a series of outdoor projects that invite engagement with art beyond the traditional gallery setting.

As part of the programme, Everard Read Johannesburg presents a curated group exhibition in the Chapel (Booth D1), led by curator Gina Molle. Conceived as an open and accessible presentation, the booth brings together works by both emerging and established artists, including sculpture by Guy du Toit and Brett Murray.

Reflecting on the fair, Molle considers the activation of outdoor space as a dialogue between artwork, architecture and environment - where light, scale and landscape shape the experience of each piece. She also encourages collectors to approach sculpture not as decoration, but as a defining element within a space, capable of anchoring and transforming its surroundings.

Mary Sibande, Palesa Mokubung, Nkhensani Nkosi | Sophie’s ClosetEverard Read JohannesburgOpening 14 May 2026On 14 May, E...
13/05/2026

Mary Sibande, Palesa Mokubung, Nkhensani Nkosi | Sophie’s Closet

Everard Read Johannesburg
Opening 14 May 2026

On 14 May, Everard Read Johannesburg presents “Sophie’s Closet” with “MANTSHO” featuring “Stoned Cherrie Home” - a collaboration bringing together the practices of Mary Sibande, Palesa Mokubung founder of “MANTSHO”, and Nkhensani Nkosi, the creative force behind “Stoned Cherrie Home”.

At the centre of the exhibition is “Sophie” - Sibande’s iconic sculptural figure - whose evolving narrative continues to engage histories of labour, memory and identity. In this presentation, “Sophie” enters a new phase, situated within a dialogue between sculpture, couture and homeware.

Together, Sibande, Mokubung, and Nkosi bring their distinct and complementary visions into conversation - interrogating inherited narratives while conjuring new futures through craftsmanship, colour, and image-making. Art. Fashion. Home. The three spaces where identity is built and lived.

For the duration of the exhibition, “MANTSHO” will take up residence within the gallery, transforming the space into an environment where garments, objects and artworks are brought into relation.

Please join us for the opening on 14 May at Everard Read Johannesburg.

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