At Candice Berman Gallery, we view the world with a curious eye – a curiosity that drives our selection of artists. Our fascination is with the cultural and personal narratives behind the works, which the artists infuse into their expressions. We believe it’s our calling to support the development of our artists and create novel opportunities for their work to be shared with the country and the world.

The gallery was established in 2013, and is now located at the new 223 Jan Smuts Creative Hub alongside Berman Contemporary, The Creatory, Magicode | USM, Something Good Studio, and Romaria.

The Sanlam Art Lounge showcases the works of celebrated and emerging artists from the Sanlam Art Collection, alongside themed and solo exhibitions throughout the year.

With over 2300 works the Sanlam Art Collection is one of South Africa’s premium corporate collections. Coinciding with First Thursdays on Thursday 5 September, Sanlam Art Lounge is open late with extended viewing hours and a guided walkabout.

Admission is free, but please book tickets for the walkabout via Quicket (see ‘Website’ link).

See @sanlam.art.collection on Instagram for more information.

223 Jans Smuts Creative Hub does not only house two prestigious art galleries but also an open art space where local designer brands like Romaria Knitwear and Something Good Studios have their luxury fashion and textile items on show. Framing@223 and our furniture showroom including Magicode, sales partner of USM Modular Furniture, also offer top of the range products and services.

A creative hub where artists, enthusiasts, mentors, collectors, creators, explorers, visionaries and artisans converge, located in the dynamic heart of Joburg. 223 provides a literal and metaphysical space for the local art collective, endeavouring to foster new connections and further growth, innovation and collaboration, while upholding the highest standards of art and artistry.

FNB Art Joburg is the leading and longest running contemporary African art fair on the continent. For the last 17 years, the fair has played an instrumental role in developing and sustaining a commercial industry that centres around African and diasporic practitioners.

The VIP preview evening of the fair coincides with First Thursdays on 5 September, open from 6pm to 9pm. If you’re not on a guest list, tickets are R1500 for the VIP preview, but a normal day pass for Friday, Saturday or Sunday is R175, with the fair open until 8pm on Friday specifically.