‘From working with fixer in the darkroom to understanding composition & exposure’ : Simon de Haast to showcase his work at Ground Art Caffe from 7 April to 31 May.

You can see Joni-Leigh Doran’s exhibition – which highlights the relationship between horses and humans – at La Galleria in the new year.

Here is your very own guide to some of the most noteworthy Cape Town-based galleries and exhibitions to explore in the month of May.

A trip down memory lane.

The world famous Lego exhibition ‘Art of the Brick’ comes to Rosebank, Johannesburg. Created by Nathan Sawaya using over a million Lego blocks, over 75 exhibits are on show and it is not to be missed.

Photo London opened last week in London and is the largest photography fair ever staged in London. With over 70 galleries from around the world exhibit the most exciting displaying hundreds of images from around the world, it is impossible not to be excited.

Leytonstone church is the first place Desmond Tutu images will be seen outside South Africa. Visit the exhibition in London this October

Next Tuesday at the Hoxton Arches, a Zimbabwean (Gordon Glyn-Jones), a South African, (Christiaan Nagel) an English artist living in Cape Town (Oliver Barnett), will join eleven other UK artists for a group show called Human Nature a celebration of emerging and cutting edge environmental art.

Renowned South African street artist Faith 47 will be in London at a solo exhibition entitled ‘Aqua Regalia’ from 10 – 19 October

If artistic culture is to be truly dynamic, strong, representative and relevant, the programmes in our theatres, galleries and museums will necessarily be challenging. The work, presented by many different voices, will likely be divisive; and causing offence, whether unintended or deliberate, is unavoidable.

‘Human Nature’, a unique exhibition exploring our changing relationship with the environment, features South African and Zimbabwean artists, and will be on show in London in October