Anticipate brings together four artists who have been invited by Abigail Brown to reflect on a transitional moment in their lives. As a Fine Arts Honours graduate of Nelson Mandela University and winner of the 2024 M&M Award, Abigail has tasked herself and her fellow artists with exploring this shared human experience, each through their own creative language.
Art on Target is proud to present this thought-provoking exhibition, introducing audiences to a powerful new body of work by one of South Africa's emerging contemporary voices.
Artists are invited to submit artworks for the 2026 Same Size, Same Price, No Signature Exhibition. Get your entry form now.
Every classroom, every home, every sketchbook holds a spark of something extraordinary. That quiet kid in the back row doodling galaxies? The teen turning recycled junk into bold statements? The little one mixing colors like they're inventing magic? Targeting Talent is built for them. And for you.
A Group Exhibition by Artists Selected from the 2025 Same Size, Same Price, No Signature Exhibition, curated by Art on Target's BA Moolman.
Visions and Voices Vol. 2 — WONDER, NOVA, FLUX brings together the distinctive creative voices of Monde Goniwe, Phillip Mboniswa, and Christo Booth in a compelling continuation of last year’s exhibition. Through pen and ink, collage, digital manipulation, and mixed media, the artists explore identity, imagination, and contemporary experience. This November exhibition invites audiences to engage with bold new work and a shared conversation that transcends boundaries.
Art on Target is flipping the script on a centuries-old tradition with our brand-new open-call exhibition: Modern Miniatures.
Artists are invited to submit artworks for the 2025 Same Size, Same Price, No Signature Exhibition. Get your entry form now.
A Group Exhibition by Artists Selected from the 2024 Same Size, Same Price, No Signature Exhibition, curated by Art on Target's BA Moolman.
Join us for Drawing for Life, a solo exhibition by Jessica Staple, showcasing a year’s worth of rapid life drawings capturing fleeting moments, movement, and the raw immediacy of observation. Jessica’s work explores drawing as a deeply human act, a way of seeing and connecting with the world around us.