Mine - exhibition of films at DUCTAC
Saturday, January 7, 2012 at 11:40PM 
Robin Rhode - Untitled (Air Guitar), 2005. Super 8 film transferred to video.
The Gallery of Light at DUCTAC will be hosting Mine, an exhibition of films by 17 South African including internationally-renowned artists William Kentridge and Robin Rhode. The exhibition will open 18th January and will run till 4th February.
Mine is curated by South African artist, photographer and curator Abrie Fourie, who explains the concept behind the exhibition:
The title refers not only to the idea of deep level mining, but to the concept of personal ownership. The works featured have been chosen for their diversity, with the common denominator that the artists make reference to themselves in their work, either in person, as actor, model, observer, interviewer or instigator. Mine seeks to explore the myriad ways in which we identify and position our ‘selves’.
- Berni Searle
- Bridget Baker
- Cedric Nunn
- Dineo Seshee Bopape
- Donna Kukama
- Doris Bloom
- Gregg Smith
- Jacques Coetzer
- Johan Thom
- Lerato Shadi
- Michael MacGarry
- Nandipha Mntambo
- Penny Siopis
- Robin Rhode
- Simon Gush & Dorothee Kreutzfeldt
- Teboho Edkins
- William Kentridge
Robin Rhode - Untitled (Air Guitar), 2005. Super 8 film transferred to video.
Robin Rhode - Untitled (Air Guitar), 2005. Super 8 film transferred to video.
Event details
Date: 18th January - 4th February 2012
Opening night: 18th January, 7.30pm
Venue: Gallery of Light, DUCTAC, Mall of the Emirates (location map)
Free entry.
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