2026 Public Programming
RMB Latitudes Live & Talks Lounge presents: A Live Celebration of South African Creativity & Cultural Ambition
Rooted in the 2026 theme Oasis, Latitudes Live reimagines the traditional talks programme as a space where conversation becomes a living form of cultural exchange, a gathering point where ideas, creativity and people meet.
This year’s programme brings together artists, thinkers, designers, musicians, dancers and cultural practitioners in performative conversations where ideas unfold through storytelling, movement, music and dialogue. Speakers reflect on the personal journeys that shape their practice, as well as the realities of building a life within the creative industries.
Friday opens with a curated session by Pro Helvetia featuring Thulile Gamedze known for her cultural work that engages text, textile and history, before transitioning into Water from Beneath, an immersive programme by Fak’ugesi curated by Alby Michaels. Bringing together artists, technologists, poets and cultural thinkers, the programme explores African storytelling, immersive technologies, AI ethics, oral tradition and cultural memory through talks, poetry, live visual experimentation and an experimental panel format.
Saturday moves across disciplines and forms, from presentations by travelling artist Reggie Khumalo to dance performances by Joburg Ballet, before transitioning into a curated programme by the creative economy shifting platform Creative Cnergy, expanding the dialogue through interdisciplinary exchange and industry insight.
On Sunday, the Talks Lounge shifts into a more traditional panel format, featuring conversations from the art collecting stokvel Canvas Capital, and collaborators from Joburg’s newest inner-city rejuvenation project 44 on Main, including Jozi My Jozi and Craft School Africa.
Designed to inspire emerging audiences and creatives, Latitudes Live positions the creative industries as dynamic, viable and future-facing spaces for possibility and innovation.
Join the conversation at the Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the Fair.
Please note that programming events at Shepstone Gardens may only be attended by guests who already hold a ticket for that specific day.
2026 TALKS
2026 TALKS
Presented by: Pro Helvetia Johannesburg | in response to material histories (threads)
Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 12:30-13:00
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Thulile Gamedze is a Joburg-based cultural worker engaged in text, textile and history, and interested in the possibilities that emerge through the collapse of discipline. She has an M.Phil in Fine Art, and has published extensively in art and academic platforms in areas from contemporary art and Southern African art history, to the aesthetics of radical movements, the politics and poetics of water, and pedagogical practices of the undercommons.
Through the workings of the 'aftercycle', Thuli's brand FOR THE AFTERLIFE (FTA) experiments with found textile and one-of-one wear. FTA's close material work has ultimately prompted her broader practice, which is interested in the ghosts of the secondhand realm, and the formal, historic, political and social meanings in (soft) design. Her ongoing artistic and social history project After Library works these ideas into a collaborative reading and archival project engaging ongoing clothing loans. Thuli is a current practice-based PhD candidate at the University of the Western Cape.
During the Fieldnotes Arts Writing Exchange research trip in Lagos, Thuli deepened these threads of inquiry to consider connections between fast fashion waste and looted cultural objects, proposing that both are sites of accumulated trauma — material things haunted by the hands that made them, the lives that used them, and the violence that displaced them. Drawing on the practice of the aftercycling, her essay asks what it might mean to listen to objects rather than preserve them — and why touch, not distance, may be the more radical form of care.
This talk will be followed by the Fieldnotes Arts Writing Exchange reader launch, upstairs on the terrace.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Thulile Gamedze: Cultural worker, artist, writer and educator
Presented by: FAK’UGESI x The Austrian Cultural Forum | Sonic Intervention: Channelling The Ear
Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 14:00 - 14:30
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Sound functions as a primary archive for the transmission of non-linear histories. This sonic intervention examines the movement of cultural data, within the frameworks of traditional knowledge and hyper-modernity through an immersion into the weight of sound and audible media. It is a study in sonic endurance and transformation, moving beyond performance into a site of deep listening where the past is informing the future and the audible becomes a vessel for collective knowledge.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Andi Stecher: Austrian born drummer producer and composer.
Bhavisha Panchia: Curator and writer of contemporary art.
Presented by: FAK’UGESI x The Austrian Cultural Forum | Hot Coals and Holograms
Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 14:30 - 15:00
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In this hybrid performance-lecture, Xabiso Vili collapses the distance between the fire circle and the digital interface. Blending poetry, oral tradition, immersive visuals, and XR worldbuilding, the session argues that African storytelling has always been spatial, embodied, and participatory. Rather than positioning immersive technology as something imported or new, the work reveals it as an extension of ancient practices that have long carried memory, imagination, and communal experience across generations.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Xabiso Vili: Three-time National Slam Champion & the 2022 World Poetry Slam Champion
Presented by: FAK’UGESI x The Austrian Cultural Forum Building an African Immersive Ecosystem That Lasts
Friday, 22nd May | 15:30 - 16:15
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This closing conversation brings together artists, curators, producers, and institutional partners working across XR, archives, AI, oral storytelling, and immersive installation to interrogate what it means to build sustainable African immersive ecosystems beyond the current funding cycle.
Moving between projects such as Kwasukasukela, Acts of Care, and the immersive activation of the !Khwa ttu Archive, the panel explores how memory, cultural data, Indigenous archives, queer histories, and oral traditions are being translated into immersive and digital forms, and who holds power, authorship, and ownership in that process.
Rather than functioning as a conventional panel discussion, the session unfolds as a live collective conversation around infrastructure, ethics, artistic sovereignty, co-production, and the future of African immersive storytelling.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Xabiso Vili: Three-time National Slam Champion & the 2022 World Poetry Slam Champion
Kieran Reid: South African gaming professional serving as Managing Director and Co-founder of Two Name Games.
Lauren Fletcher: Audiovisual Project Manager at French Institute of South Africa
Alby Michaels: Director, Designer, Dramaturg, Festival Director and performer.
Presented by: Ubuntu Art Village
Searching for Ubuntu, An Artist’s Story Saturday, 23rd May | 11:00 -11:30
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In Searching for Ubuntu: An Artist’s Story, Reggie Khumalo invites audiences into a deeply personal journey across Africa that transformed both his artistic practice and his understanding of humanity. Framed by the motorbike that carried him from Cape Town to Cairo, alongside excerpts from his documentary Searching for Ubuntu, the session unfolds as a moving meditation on empathy, resilience, and belonging.
Through stories gathered on the road, encounters with strangers who became family, and reflections on the children and communities that reshaped his sense of purpose, Khumalo reveals how art can become a vehicle for connection, healing, and social change. Rooted in the philosophy of Ubuntu, his work explores the belief that our humanity is shaped through one another.
Blending storytelling, film, and visual art, this talk offers an intimate portrait of an artist in motion, crossing borders in search of meaning, while carrying with him the enduring generosity, spirit, and hope of the African continent.
Reggie has presented successful solo exhibitions in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Nairobi, Addis Ababa, Zanzibar City, Berlin, Marrakesh, London, Lagos, Paris and New York.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Reggie Khumalo: Founder of Ubuntu Art Village, Fine Artist and Motorbike Adventurer
Presented by: The Joburg Ballet | The Dance Studio: A Sacred Space Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 12:00 - 12:45
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In a city defined by movement, complexity and reinvention, the dance studio becomes an unexpected sanctuary — a place where creativity, discipline and imagination allow artists to transform themselves and the world around them. The Dance Studio: A Sacred Space presents three short works from Joburg Ballet, reflecting on how artistic expression can flourish in the heart of Johannesburg. Situated in Braamfontein — one of the city’s most vibrant cultural precincts — Joburg Ballet serves as a meeting point for artists from diverse cultural, spiritual and social backgrounds who come together through the shared language of dance.
This performance and conversation presents three short works by artists who have found a creative home within the company. Each work was developed at Joburg Ballet over the past year, reflecting the diversity of voices shaping the future of dance within South Africa’s historic ballet company.
Alongside the performances, the artists will share reflections on their creative journeys, speaking about what it means to be dancers and choreographers working within Johannesburg, and why ballet remains a powerful medium of expression, survival and artistic discovery within the contemporary city. Together, these works offer a glimpse of works created within the sacred space of the studio, a place where artists gather, reflect and generate new cultural possibilities within the ever-changing landscape of Johannesburg.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Giselle - Choreographed by Angela Malan | Performed by Savannah Jacobson, Bruno Miranda
Liminal Space - Choreographed Gabrielle Fairhead |Performed by Kayleigh Smith, Miles Carrott, Isabella Godhino
Bo Sesi - Choreographed by Tumelo Lekana |Performed by Latoya Mokoena and Botlhale Phalane
Presented by: Creative Cnergy | They See The Glory But They Don’t Know The Story Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 13:30 - 14:00
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Chef Wandile Mabaso, a qualified culinary artist, has almost 2 decades of experience in culinary arts. From his internship on a luxury boat in Italy to working at renowned 2- and 3-star restaurants in New York and France, Chef Wandile’s world-class palate is a result of his world travels and mentorships under Michelin star chefs. His culinary talents led to him being part of the winning duo of two Michelin stars at Le Meurice Alain Ducasse in Paris in 2016.
In 2022 Chef Wandile was named one of the top 10 chefs in South Africa. His style of cooking is often described as a “flavorful fusion” of traditional African flavors and classical French techniques. Chef Wandile believes his legacy is to create food that is rooted in centuries of culinary traditions while paying homage to his culture and country, South Africa.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Wandile Mabaso: Founder and executive chef of Les Créatifs Restaurant
Presented by: Creative Cnergy | A SEARCH FOR EMNYAMANDAWO Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 14:30 - 15:00
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Emnyamandawo translates literally as “the dark place” or “black place.” Colloquially, it refers to intimate, unregulated gathering spots. Those that remain open longer than they should, where discretion is understood, regulars know one another, and outsiders are immediately visible.
In Imvemnyama’s usage, Emnyamandawo points to spaces in which certain forms of thought and expression become possible. These are forms that might otherwise be obscured, misunderstood, or disallowed, and sites where what is often marginalised elsewhere is able to take shape, even as structures of domination continue to assert the final word.
The performance lecture is an insistence that any creative or liberatory pursuit must actively cultivate and/or search for such spaces, Emnyamandawo. Imvemnyama will be accompanied by keyboardist Katleho Mollo, and the performance lecture is directed by Ernest ‘Ginger’ Baleni.
Artwork Courtesy of Tshepiso Mazibuko
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Imvemnyama: Afro Jazz & Soul Artist
Presented by: Creative Cnergy A Salute to The Story Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 15:30 - 16:00
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In A Salute To Story, James Ngcobo offers an engaging behind-the-scenes look at how stories come to life on the stage. Drawing from his experience as Artistic Director of Joburg Theatre, Ngcobo explores how curatorial vision, thematic thinking, and creative collaboration shape the productions and installations audiences experience in theatre spaces.
Blending insight with humour and accessibility, the presentation unpacks the journey from idea to performance, revealing how artistic programming responds to culture, community, and contemporary conversations. Audiences will gain a deeper appreciation for the invisible creative processes that guide what appears on stage, from selecting themes to designing immersive theatrical experiences.
Ngcobo will also unpack international linkages, working with theatre internationally, as well as creating works with a universal, curatorial approach. Light-hearted yet informative, A Salute To Story celebrates the power of storytelling within the arts sector and reflects on the role theatres play as spaces of imagination, dialogue, and shared human experience.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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James Ngcobo: Artistic Director of the Joburg Theatre
The Regeneration of the Inner City Using the Creative Arts and Industries Sunday, 24th May 2026 | 11:00 - 11:45
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Latitude Lives and Talks presents a dynamic panel discussion exploring how the arts and creative economy can contribute to the revitalisation of Johannesburg’s inner city. Bringing together the founder of Craft School South Africa (CCSA), Justin Van Brede, and the co-founder of Nando’s and cultural philanthropist, Robert ‘Robbie’ Brozin. The conversation will unpack the role of creativity in driving urban renewal, economic growth, and community development.
The panel will examine how public art, design, storytelling, cultural entrepreneurship, and creative placemaking can transform neglected spaces into vibrant centres of activity and connection. Drawing from practical experience across branding, craft development, and city activation, speakers will share insights on building inclusive and sustainable urban spaces through collaboration and innovation.
This discussion aims to inspire new thinking around the potential of the creative sector to reshape Johannesburg’s inner city while creating opportunities for local communities, artists, entrepreneurs, and future generations.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Justin Van Breda: Founder of Craft School South Africa
Robert Brozin: Cultural philanthropist and co-founder of Nando's
The Collective Eye: Rethinking Art Collecting Through Community Sunday, 24th May 2026 | 12:30 - 13:15
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Join Mothloki Nono of Canvas Capital and Mpumi Mayisa of Tsoko Art Advisory for a fireside chat centred on a new generation that is reshaping how art is collected, engaged, and valued. Moving beyond traditional models of private collecting and institutional acquisition, they are exploring community-driven approaches that create more inclusive, accessible, and participatory ways of engaging with art.
This conversation examines how these community-based art platforms expand the entry points to art ownership and cultural participation, while cultivating broader and more diverse audiences for African art. It reflects on how art collection practices can better respond to local art realities, economies, and perceptions of value, empowering audiences to meaningfully participate as cultural custodians.
The dialogue also explores how the art world is also being reframed to feel more accessible, welcoming, and educational. Through shared encounters, conversations, and guided engagements, new audiences are gaining the tools and confidence to participate meaningfully in cultural spaces. In this shift, collecting becomes not just ownership, but an active form of learning and cultural stewardship.
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Latitudes Lounge, near the entrance to the RMB Latitudes Art Fair
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Motlhoki Nono: Co-Founder of Canvas Capital
Mpumi Mayisa: Founder of TSOKO Art Advisory
ON & OFF-SITE PARTNER PROGRAMMING
A42 House Museum of Creative Repair X Jozi aMuse | Creative Repair & Healing Workshop Thursday, 21st May 2026 | 13:05 - 13:40
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A creative repair and healing workshop with Ngaire Blakenberg.
All patrons registered for A42 House Museum of Creative Repair X Jozi aMuse are kindly advised that this will be hosted at the A42 House: Museum of Creative Repair. -
6A 8th Ave, Parktown North, Johannesburg
Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct X Jozi aMuse | Orientation Film
Thursday, 21st May 2026 | 14:30 - 14:50
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An orientation film providing historical context and layered narrative of the precinct’s history and evolution.
All patrons registered for Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct Orientation Film X Jozi aMuse are kindly advised that this event will be hosted at the Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct.
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11 Kotze St, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Constitutional Court X Jozi aMuse | Art & Justice Tour & Where Art Meets Justice screening
Thursday, 21st May 2026 | 15:10 - 15:55
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A guided tour of the Constitutional Court Art Collection followed by a screening of Where Art Meets Justice (2024).
All patrons registered for Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct Orientation Film X Jozi aMuse are kindly advised that this event will be hosted at the Constitution Hill Human Rights Precinct.
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11 Kotze St, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Museum Africa X Jozi aMuse | Phantom Spaces Through AI Lenses Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 11:00 - 11:40
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Explore Museum Africa’s digital exhibition, a dual immersive experience that explores the origins of African intelligence through animation and storytelling, drawing from the museum’s collections and archives. It also features the award-winning African 3D Map Maze and AI-powered Phantom Spaces, offering a visually striking and innovative journey through African history and imagination.
All patrons registered for Museum Africa X Jozi aMuse | Phantom Spaces Through AI Lenses
are kindly advised that this event will be hosted at Museum Africa.
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121 Lilian Ngoyi St, Newtown, Johannesburg
VETO Collective Walkabout | If there’s a book you want to read...then you must write it Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 13:00 - 14:00
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Veto Collective was established within the Fine Arts Department at the University of the Witwatersrand. It was here that its collaborators developed their individual practices while completing their Honours in Fine Art.
Working collaboratively, the collective has produced a range of projects under the guidance of artists and writers such as Gabrielle Goliath and Charlene Khan. Their practice moves across printmaking, publishing, and installation, using these mediums to engage forms of social commentary.
This body of work centres on a series of lithographs that examine the visual commodification of women within Johannesburg’s nightlife. It reflects on formative ‘coming of age’ experiences and considers how visibility, desire, and self-presentation are shaped within these spaces. The works draw attention to the tension between agency and objectification, using the language of print to hold and repeat these encounters.
In parallel, the collective conceptualised and published The Little Black Book for Girls (2022) in collaboration with Pulp Paperworks at Victoria Yards.
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12 Hope Road, Shepstone Gardens VETO Collective Booth in The Manor
WITS Anglo American Digital Dome X Jozi aMuse | Passport to the Universe Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 14:00 - 14:40
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Enjoy a cosmic journey in a full-dome experience of the Passport to the Universe show, a visually captivating journey through space. This experience is designed to inspire curiosity and wonder, particularly for teenagers and adult audiences.
All patrons registered for the Passport to the Universe show at the Wits Anglo American Dome are kindly advised that this is a separately ticketed experience and requires an additional booking. Please note that seats are limited.
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Yale Road &, 1 Enoch Sontonga Ave, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Origins Centre X Jozi aMuse | Guided Tour & Ochre Workshop Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 15:10 - 15:45
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A curated short, guided tour, designed to showcase its most compelling exhibits and highlight the unique experiences it has to offer. In addition, an interactive ochre workshop will be offered where guests will engage directly with ochre, while discovering its fascinating history, cultural significance, and diverse uses.
All patrons registered for Origins Centre X Jozi aMuse | Guided Tour & Ochre Workshop are kindly advised that this event will be hosted at the Origins Centre.
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Yale Road &, 1 Enoch Sontonga Ave, Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
Occupying The Gallery X Siyababa Mtshali | INDUKU
Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 18:00 - 19:00
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INDUKU is a multidisciplinary performance installation presented by Siyababa Mtshali, a
resident occupant of Occupying The Gallery(OTG). This performance reimagines pansexuality
and trans identity through ancestral ritual, procession, and spectacle. Beginning with a
ceremonial entrance through the fair, three performers transform into living instruments,
chanting clan names as they move toward a staged lobola negotiation. What begins as
courtship quickly unravels into a charged competition of desire, currency, and power. Under
OTG’s curatorial concept for this iteration of the fair, Pay to Play, the work gradually dissolves
the boundary between performer and spectator, drawing audiences into an unfolding ritual
where participation shapes the atmosphere, tension, and ultimate outcome of the piece.
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Shepstone Gardens
Occupying the Gallery Booth on the Patio
My Loves X Jozi aMuse | Open Studio Visit & Conversation Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 10:30 - 11:30
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Exclusive Open Studio Visit & Conversation with the dynamic creative trio, Justice Mukheli, Fhatuwani Mukheli & Sthu Manaka on their blooming art career.
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153 Smit Service Rd, Braamfontein
Desire Series | The Octopus Meets Giselle | Tamara Osso Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 11:30 - 12:15
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In the live performance drawing piece, The Octopus Meets Giselle, movement, dance and choreography become a form of expanded drawing; pulling the audience into the present moment. Inspired by the relationship between the dialogue and imagery entwined in the explicit Hokusai print “The Dream of The Fisherman’s Wife” (1814) as well as Giselle’s “Mad Scene” from the 19th Century Ballet; Osso intends a new conversation between drawing and dance. Her performative drawing act coaxes the octopus into being through the music of Giselle’s mad scene, conflating old narrative into new symbolism. The notion of “desire” complicates when Hokusai’s sensual octopus meets Giselle’s jealous unraveling, and suddenly, stories and material touch. Perhaps this rendering allows Giselle to claim herself, her own desire, her unique creative agency thus turning pathos into possibility. Or perhaps, the nature of such a wish is always an imaginary event, an absurdity like Osso’s own performance.
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Mezzanine, Shepstone Garden, 12 Hope Road
Wits Art Museum X Jozi aMuse | NOW IS NOT FOREVER Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 12:00 - 12:45
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A special artist walkabout through NOW IS NOT FOREVER, a major survey exhibition by South African multidisciplinary artist Theresa-Anne Mackintosh.
This walkabout offers audiences a guided engagement with the exhibition led by the artist, providing a unique opportunity to hear directly from her as she shares reflections and insights into her work. NOW IS NOT FOREVER marks the first comprehensive institutional survey of Mackintosh’s practice, bringing together sculpture, painting, and archival material spanning more than three decades. The exhibition focuses on her exploration of the human figure and psychological states through form.
All patrons registered for Wits Art Museum X Jozi aMuse | NOW IS NOT FOREVER are kindly advised that this event will be hosted at the Wits Art Museum
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Cnr Jorissen and Bertha St, Johannesburg.
FAK’UGESI x WITS Anglo American Digital Dome| Immersive Africa Digital Dome Screening Saturday, 23rd May 2026 | 14:00 - 15:00
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Experience cutting-edge African immersive storytelling at this screening, presented by Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct under the Immersive Africa project, an initiative strengthening Africa–Europe creative collaboration in immersive technologies. The overall objective of the event is to showcase high-quality African immersive content. Hosted at the Wits Anglo American Digital Dome, a Spaces of Culture / EUNIC Global initiative, the screening will include the dome adaptations of Kancícà as well as Kwasukasukela.
● Kancícà: The tale follows Dotou, a young cartographer on a quest across the Atlantic. Anchored in the historical period of the slave trade, the adventure is a physical, spiritual, and cultural crossing to find traces of Queen Na Agontimé, a Danxomè queen deported to Brazil in the 18th century. The production is a poetic and memorial work by an international team (France, Benin, Brazil) that utilizes 3D animation, 2D shadow theatre, and hand-drawn cartography.
● Kwasukasukela: Loosely translating to “Once upon a time” or “in the beginning,” this African contemporary creation myth is brought to life by four South African poets, embodying African spiritual deities reimagined as contemporary characters. The narrative uses traditional storytelling and musical instrumentation, combined with AI- generated sound and visual elements.
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Wits Anglo Digital Dome.
Yale Road &, 1 Enoch Sontonga Ave, Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
POSTAFROBEAT Concert | Adey Omotade & Nonku Phiri, with Emalohi Iruobe on Cassette & Candice Horn on Vinyl
Sunday, 24th May 2026 | 14:22
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A celebration in closing of our presentation at RMB Latitude Art Fair- Attestations of Postafrobeat-In the Beginning, Beginning. Private Postafrobeat party featuring musical performances by Adey Omotade and Nonku Phiri, Cassette DJ Set with Emalohi and Vinyl DJ set with Candice Horn. Bubbly and canapes provided.
All patrons registered for the Postafrobeat Concert featuring Adey Omotade & Nonku Phiri, with Emalohi Iruobe on Cassette and Candice Horn on Vinyl are kindly advised that this is a separately ticketed experience and requires an additional booking. Directions to the venue will be provided upon ticket purchase.
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Directions to the venue will be provided upon ticket purchase.
EXHIBITION MATCH
Sunday, 24th May 2026 | 15:00 - 17:00
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Exhibition Match will return to Johannesburg and debut at RMB Latitudes in May 2026. Exhibition Match is what the term describes: a friendly football match that becomes a space in which the various football-appreciating spheres of the arts ecosystem can connect – in the spirit of collaboration, partnership, and play. It has grown to become a bi-annual social, making use of the convening power of Art Fairs, to bring arts workers together in one place at the same time.
All patrons registered for Exhibition Match are kindly advised that this event will be hosted at Huddle Park Golf & Recreation.
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121 Club St, Linksfield, Johannesburg
HOMIE. LOVER. FRIEND presents | SOUNDLORE
Friday, 22nd May 2026 | 20:00
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Where art lingers and music speaks. Homie.Lover.Friend & Latitudes Art Fair invite you into the night: a space where the visual and the sonic dissolve into one. Carefully selected sounds meet the afterglow of the fair, bringing together artists, collectors, and music lovers in a shared rhythm.
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THE NAKED WOOLF
9 Walters St, Rosebank, Johannesburg
