The Shape of Things to Come

An exhibition by painter Dalia Raviv and ceramicist Theo Ntuntwana. 

26.02.2020 – 27.03.2020

The Shape of Things to Come is available to view in our physical gallery space (observing strict recommended protocols), or online. Please feel free to contact us should you wish to receive a catalogue.

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Theo Ntuntwana, Bhokweve Usiko, 2020, Ceramic, 58 x 45.5 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Yondla Ndoda, 2020, Ceramic, 50 x 24 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Masiye, 2019, Ceramic, 58 x 33.5 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Camagu, 2020, Ceramic, 63.5 x 25 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Untitled, 2020, Ceramic, 66.5 x 40cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Idelendlela, 2020, Ceramic, 42.5 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Umthwalo, 2020, Ceramic, 43 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Siyaphi, 2020, Ceramic, 49 x 30.5 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Untitled, 2020, Ceramic, 27.5 x 30 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Undlovu Ayisindwa, 2020, Ceramic,, 45.5 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Umikelo Wabadala, 2020, Ceramic, 45 cm

Theo Ntuntwana, Isihlebelelo, 2020, Ceramic, 54 x 28 cm

Dalia Raviv, Crazy Heart, 2018, Mixed Media on Canvas, 124 x 154cm

Dalia Raviv, Memories of War, 2016, 104.5 x 120 cmMixed Media on Canvas,

Dalia Raviv, Black Swan, 2010, Mixed Media on Canvas, 91 x 121 cm

Dalia Raviv, Day Dream, 2018, Mixed Media on Canvas, 101 x 76 cm

Dalia Raviv, Queen Sheba, 2017, Mixed Media on Canvas, 76 x 91 cm

Dalia Raviv, The Bohemian, 2013, Mixed Media on Canvas, 121 x 152 cm

Dalia Raviv, The Narcassist, 2010, Mixed Media on Canvas, 121 x 102 cm

Dalia Raviv, Parliament, 2017, Mixed Media on Canvas, 56 x 71 cm

Dalia Raviv, The Wedding, 2016, Mixed Media on Canvas, 86 x 89 cm

Dalia Raviv, Lady and Sox, 2012, Mixed Media on Canvas, 92 x 122 cm

Dalia Raviv, Cat Lady, 2011, Mixed Media on Canvas, 75 x 121 cm

Dalia Raviv, Tribal Masks, 2017, Mixed Media on Canvas, 76 x 61cm

Dalia Raviv, Aparition, 2016, Mixed Media on Canvas, 119 x 119 cm

Dalia Raviv, Kaleidoscope, 2016, Mixed Media on Canvas, 98.8 x 159cm

Dalia Raviv, Dancers, Mixed Media on Canvas, 121 x 152 cm

Dalia Raviv, Celebrating Our Independance Day, 2016, Mixed Media on Canvas, 134 x 108cm

Dalia Raviv, Two Women, 2016, Mixed Media on Canvas, 122 x 91cm

Daor Contemporary is pleased to present The Shape of Things to Come. An exhibition by painter Dalia Raviv and ceramicist Theo Ntuntwana. Our first physical exhibition to launch since lockdown was announced in March, and the title is reflective of our enthusiasm and excitement for the future. Dalia Raviv is an Israeli-born artist, living and working in Johannesburg, South Africa since 1990. She obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of Haifa. Dalia has participated in several group and solo exhibitions in Israel and abroad. Her work (mostly large-scale) is characterised by a distinct expressionist style, a bold and vibrant use of colour, and spontaneously layered brushstrokes. Working mostly in mixed media; a combination of acrylic paints, oil crayons, charcoal, and enamel on canvas. Dalia draws influence from life around her, depicting everyday scenes and stolen moments. The Shape of Things to Come juxtaposes a mix of abstracts and figurative work by Raviv. Ndodiphela Ntuntwana, aka Theo Ntuntwana, was born in Butterworth’s, eTholeni location. He studied art at the college of Cape Town, and ceramics at Sivuyile College in Gugulethu. In 2014 Ntuntwana opened Theo Ceramics Studio in Khayelitsha, Cape Town. It was a life-changing and defining moment, driven by his vision to empower the youth and women in the area. Theo remains passionate about developing others and uplifting his community. His work illustratively displays the natural world (a constant theme) on functional ceramics. Ntuntwana has works in various important local and international collections and has exhibited extensively.

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