blank projects in Johannesburg

blank | iThuba (2013) | Installation view, iThuba Arts Gallery, Johannesburg

Igshaan Adams, Self2portrait (2013) | Quilted prayer carpets and embroidery, 180 x 100 cm

Igshaan Adams, If that I knew (2013) | Quilted prayer carpets and embroidered element, dimensions variable (carpet 366 x 320cm)

Gerda Scheepers, Abstract Emotional (Storage) - black (2013) | Acrylic on fabric and wood, 150 x 86 x 24 cm

Gerda Scheepers, Abstract Emotional (Storage) - blue (2013) | Acrylic on fabric and wood, 150 x 86 x 24 cm

Kyle Morland, Over up III (2013) | Mild steel, slate black Hammerite and enamel, 100 x 132 x 68 cm

Kyle Morland, Blued x2,4, v3 (2013) | Mild steel, used engine oil and enamel, 110 x 80 x 60 cm

Jan-Henri Booyens, Waves (2013) | Oil on canvas, 170 x 200 cm

Jan-Henri Booyens, Bloody Hell (2013) | Oil on canvas, 42.5 x 52.5 cm

Misheck Masamvu, Munamato, Wemusoja (2013) | Oil on canvas, 210 x 400 cm

Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Untitled from the series Small steps on a perfect flight (2013) | Acrylic, charcoal and pastel on canvas, 135 x 174 x 4 cm

Jared Ginsburg, Leg (2013) | Mixed media, 72 x 32 x 15 cm

Jared Ginsburg, Polyhedra (2013) | Bamboo, motor, step ladder, dimensions variable

Turiya Magadlela, Hintsa (2013) | Cotton sheeting, correctional service issue sheeting and wood, 250 x 188 x 5 cm

Turiya Magadlela, Langalibalele (2013) | Cotton sheeting, correctional service issue sheeting and wood, 250 x 183.5 x 5 cm

James Webb, Nothing to declare (2013) | Ink on fabric, 37 x 42 cm

Belinda Blignaut, Conversations with Machines (Untitled) (2013) | Found objects and nail varnish, dimensions variable

Donna Kukama, Se Sa Feleng...(3) (2012) | Lightjet C-print, 66 x 44 cm

Kerry Chaloner, Vacation Showwwer (2012) | Video, 00:02:30

blank projects is pleased to present an exhibition of new works from the 10 artists represented by the gallery. The exhibition will be hosted by the Ithuba Arts Gallery in Braamfontein and, together with a booth at the Art Fair, will introduce the gallery’s position to Johannesburg. The show seeks to delineate the gallery’s program since its development from an artistFrun project space to a commercial gallery, and its position in the South African art world. Representing mainly young South African artists, blank has gained a reputation for its promotion of critically engaged, conceptually and formally oriented work.