Last day of installation 🚧
Join us for the exhibition opening of “Exquisite Corpse 10.0” TOMORROW at 6pm at the @now_gallery_openwindow !
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for Tatenda Magaisa’s solo exhibition, “Stardust on Broken Ground,” hosted at the NOW Gallery on the Open Window Centurion Campus.
The exhibition showcased a powerful body of work investigating the complexities of global cultural interaction and the representation of Black women as artists and practitioners within Africa.
@tatzandthings
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Tatenda Magaisa’s solo exhibition, “Stardust on Broken Ground,” hosted at the NOW Gallery on the Open Window Centurion Campus.
The exhibition showcased a powerful body of work investigating the complexities of global cultural interaction and the representation of Black women as artists and practitioners within Africa.
@tatzandthings
NEW EXHIBITION ALERT 🚨
NOW Gallery invites you to the exhibition “Exquisite Corpse 10.0” opening next week Thursday, 23 April 2026 at 6pm.
This annual event is based on the game 'Exquisite Corpse' invented by Surrealist artists during the 1920s. It involves the participation of a group of artists, where each artist contributes to a single image. This year is our 10th anniversary edition and forms part of our Microfighters Event and Workshop Series.
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REMINDER ⏰
Join us TOMORROW for the artist walkabout with Johannesburg-based artist Tatenda Magaisa as she explores the themes behind her solo exhibition “Stardust on Broken Ground”! ✨✨✨
Date 📆: Saturday, 14 March 2026
Time 🕰️: 11am
Place 📍: @now_gallery_openwindow at @openwindowinstitute Centurion Campus.
See you there!
#Stardust #exhibition #artistwalkabout #nowgallery #openwindow
Get to hear directly from the artist, Tatenda Magaisa (@tatzandthings ) during her Artist Walkabout for the exhibition “Stardust on Broken Ground”, this SATURDAY, 14 March 2026.
If you missed the opening, this is your opportunity to get insider information on what inspired the exhibition’s theme and selected artworks.
Tatenda Magaisa is a Johannesburg-based artist, writer, researcher and cultural producer. Her work explores themes pertaining to global cultural interaction, Black women in popular culture, as artists and/or practitioners in Africa and the foregone conclusion of surplus labour under a culturally dominated society.
The curator of the exhibition, Gontse Mathabathe (@gontsemathabathe ) will host the event, alongside the artist.
The exhibition runs until 10 April 2026. Visit the @now_gallery_openwindow at @openwindowinstitute ’s Centurion Campus to view the exhibition.
Happening TONIGHT!
Join us for the opening of solo exhibition titled “Stardust on broken ground” by artist, writer and cultural practitioner Tatenda Magaisa @tatzandthings TONIGHT at 6pm! ✨🎨
Magaisa is currently in residence at BLVCK BLOCK (@blockblvck ) within the Creative Uprising Hub (Transwerke) at Constitution Hill, Johannesburg.
Drawing from prevalent visual material in popular and digital culture, her research and practice is rooted in an exploration of art practised under irreconcilable conditions. Magaisa works across painting, print, text and video sourcing imagery from horror, fantasy, and science fiction in film and literature, using these genres to explore broader themes of continuous unsettlement and unease.
Don’t miss it!
📍@now_gallery_openwindow@openwindowinstitute Centurion Campus.
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Sneak peek 👀 into what you can expect at our upcoming exhibition by Johannesburg-based artist, Tatenda Magaisa’s (@tatzandthings ) solo exhibition titled “Star dust on broken dust” ✨✨✨
The exhibition will present a fraction of some of the new work Magaisa has been creating. Between home, elsewhere, and her tenure at @blockblvck .
Magaisa works with painting, print, text and video.
Rooting source imagery from textal and visual references inspired by the horror, fantasy and science fiction genres in film and literature for use as metaphor or allegory.
#TatendaMagaisa #exhibition #soloexhibition #openwindow #nowgallery
Counting down the days until the opening of Tatenda Magaisa’s solo exhibition titled “Stardust on Broken Ground” ✨✨✨
The exhibition opens this Thursday, 5 March 2026 at 6pm at @openwindowinstitute ’s Centurion Campus. The opening will be followed by an artist walkabout on Saturday, 14 March 2026 at 11am.
All are welcome and drinks on the house! See you at there!
#nowgallery #openwindow #exhibition #stardust #soloexhibition
Installation in progress 🚧⚒️
We are thrilled to be putting up the solo exhibition titled by “Stardust on broken ground” by Johannesburg-based artist, Tatenda Magaisa (@tatzandthings )!
Drawing strongly on prevalent visual material from popular culture and social media, her research and practice is rooted in an exploration of art practised under irreconcilable conditions.
Magaisa works with painting, print, text and video.
Rooting source imagery from textual and visual references inspired by the horror, fantasy and science fiction genres in film and literature for use as metaphor or allegory.
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Opening: Thurs, 5 Mar| 18:00
Artist Walkabout: Sat, 14 Mar| 11:00
NOW Gallery, @now_gallery_openwindow , Centurion
Only ONE week left until the opening of Tatenda Magaisa’s (@tatzandthings ) Solo Exhibition titled “Star dust on broken ground” ✨
We warmly invite you to opening of the first exhibition which kicks off our 2026 @now_gallery_openwindow ’s programme!
Magaisa is Johannesburg-based artist, writer, researcher & cultural producer whose work explores themes pertaining to global cultural interaction, Black women and popular culture. She works with painting, print, text and video.
Opening: Thursday, 5 March at 6pm
Artist Walkabout: Saturday, 14 March at 11am
Don’t miss it!
#TatendaMagaisa #soloexhibition #openwindow #art #exhibition
You guessed it right!
We are kicing off our 2026 programme with a Solo Exhibition by artist, writer and cultural practitioner Tatenda Magaisa @tatzandthings ✨🎨
Titled “Stardust on broken ground” the exhibition will explore themes pertaining to global cultural interaction, Black women in popular culture, as artists and/or practitioners in Africa, while investigating the foregone conclusion of surplus labour under culturally dominated societies.
Join us for the opening on Thursday, 5 March at 6pm at @now_gallery_openwindow@openwindowinstitute Centurion Campus!
#TatendaMagaisa #Stardust #exhibition #soloexhibition nowgallery
