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Join us daily at our Links and Admiralty Bar for a refreshing Premium gin special, served daily from 17h00 to 19h00. 

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Courtesy of the Claire & Edoardo Villa Will Trust

Forced migration is central to Serge Alain Nitegeka’s Structural Response III . The theme of disrupted lives, disrupted work and disrupted spaces is, through his intervention within the Atrium, intended to enable a discussion about displacement.  His use of simple building materials such as pre-cut timber, references the aesthetics of temporary structures that forced migrants often construct

Artist: Serge Alain Nitegeka

The Sculpture Garden at Norval Foundation features three-dimensional and installation-based artworks by artists from South Africa and Africa. The unique site, bisected by a protected Cape Lowland Freshwater Wetland and surrounded by the natural beauty of the Western Cape, features flora that are indigenous to the area.

The placement of artwork takes the site into consideration, using the contours of the garden to hide and reveal work, creating an experience of discovery for the viewer. The building has been designed so that the Western side gives way onto the Sculpture Garden at multiple points, allowing visitors access from the galleries, building connections between exhibitions taking place both inside and outside.

Labour of Many: Ibrahim Mahama
Gallery 8
13 February – 11 August 2019

Norval Foundation is delighted to announce a major installation by Ibrahim Mahama, the first of its kind in South Africa. Mahama’s rigorous, socially engaged and process based practice, brings to the fore Africa’s role in the global exchange of commodities while considering the movement of its people and how labour is valued. For the installation at Norval Foundation, Mahama intervenes in the Foundation’s largest gallery, at nine metres high, covering the surfaces with hessian sacks, contrasting the humility of the materials with the monumentality of the space.

Trade Winds: Yinka Shonibare CBE
Gallery 9
13 February – 26 August 2019

The exhibition Trade Winds: Yinka Shonibare CBE at Norval Foundation, brings together a series of artworks, including sculptures, photographs and a major installation, created between 2008 and 2018, which are connected through their use of Dutch Wax fabric.

On the Mines: David Goldblatt
Galleries 2-7
13 February 2019 – 11 August 2019

Shown for the first time in its entirety, On the Mines: David Goldblatt is the last exhibition that the photographer personally helped conceptualise before his death in 2018. Goldblatt is revealed as the great chronicler and documenter of South Africa: the quiet observer of how the country, its peoples, its institutions and landscape have been inscribed by politics and power.

Visit Nederburg and enjoy uninterrupted views of the majestic Drakensburg Mountains under shady oak trees in the sprawling garden.

Picnics are R225 per person sharing, and include a picnic basket complete with cutlery, crockery, glassware, wooden platter, blanket and ice bucket.
Kids? picnics are R95 per head, and include a mini beef burger, chips, sweets, fruit juice and bubbles.

Orders need to be confirmed 48 hours in advance.