Exhibitions

Jozelle McLea | Suspended Exposure

Jozelle McLea
Suspended Exposure

A Solo Exhibition

02.11.2023-25.11.2023

Elmarie Van Straten | Neither Here Nor There

Elmarie Van Straten
Neither Here Nor There

A Solo Exhibition

07.09.2023-30.10.2023

Mpumelelo Buthelezi | The Raw Lifestyle | Artsy Exclusive

Mpumelelo Buthelezi
THE RAW LIFESTYLE

A Solo Exhibition

07.09.2023-30.10.2023

Atmosphere

Atmosphere – A Group Exhibition at DAOR Contemporary featuring artists Carin Dorrington, Siyabonga Fani, Eugene Hayman, Sibusiso Ngwazi, Janet Ormond, Thabo Pitso, Tanja Truscott, & Dominique Zinkpè.

06.07.2023-30.08.2023

Serendipitous Group Exhibition at DAOR Contemporary featuring artists Katja Abbott, Jo O’Connor, Landia Davies, Siyabonga Fani, Lezanne Fieuw, Koooooos, Ziyanda Majozi, Thembalethu Manqunyana, Sulette van der Merwe, JP Meyer, Sibusiso Ngwazi, Gina Niederhumer
Adrian Owen, Emme Pretorius, Tremayne Ward-Smith.

11.05.2023-30.06.2023

AUTUMN 2023

AUTUMN 2023 Group Exhibition at DAOR Contemporary featuring artists Heike Allerton Davies, Olaf Bisschoff, Good Good Boy, Connor Cullinan, Landia Davies, Carin Dorrington, Andrea du Plessis, St.John Fuller, Laurel Holmes, Manuela Holzer, Emily Rae Smith Labuschagne, Gavin Larkin, Yolanda Mazwana, Donna Solovei, Jill Trappler, Morné Venter, and Charity Vilakazi.

16.03.2023-04.05.2023

Connor Cullinan

Connor Cullinan | A Selection of Work | Artsy Online Exclusive

11.04.2023-14.05.2023

Nicole Clare Fraser – Making Space

Photographic Traces of Absence, Stillness and the In-Between in Public Spaces.

08.02.2023-11.03.2023

ebb

Ebb is a Group Exhibition considering the human experience of water and its mythologies.

3.11.2022-29.01.2023

play play

Welcome to a world of strange characters, topical totems, anachronistic mythologies and vibrant colour. Using the mediums of paint and ceramic sculpture the artists dive playfully into the realm of fantasy in the context of a world in peril. While the exhibition appears to be a romp through a psychedelic wonderland, the work is not above being a little subversive.

While the tone of the exhibition celebrates play and unfettered imagination, all three artists are indeed serious: Serious about playing and serious about not being too serious.

07.09.2022-30.10.2022

Anton Karstel

Anton Karstel A Selection of Small Works 07.09 – 27.10.2022

GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS

We are thrilled to present a group show in celebration of South African Women’s Month this August.

We look forward to welcoming you a show of diverse works and media by a selection of local and international artists.

04.08.2022-04.09.2022

Things Evaporate but Never Disappear – Emily Rae Smith Labuschagne

We are pleased to present a solo exhibition by young Cape Town based artist Emily Rae Smith Labuschagne.

23.06.2022-26.07.2022

Barry Salzman

We are pleased to present a selection of available work by Barry Salzman with whom we had an online exclusive exhibition during May and June 2022, including one work that had never been exhibited before.

05.05.2022-09.06.2022

Autumn 2022: a Group Exhibition

Autumn 2022 is a group exhibition featuring fourteen exciting local contemporary talents working in a variety of mediums.

21.04.2022-30.06.2022

Meraki 2022: a Group Exhibition

Meraki is a group exhibition featuring thirteen exciting local contemporary talents working in a variety of mediums.

10.02.2022-16.04.2022

Quiddity: a Group Exhibition

Daor Contemporary is pleased to present our Winter ’21 Group Exhibition, featuring an exciting selection by eleven local contemporary artists.

20.10.2021-07.02.2022

WINTER 2021

Daor Contemporary is pleased to present our Winter ’21 Group Exhibition, featuring an exciting selection by eleven local contemporary artists.

22.07.2021-14.10.2021

AUTUMN 2021

Daor Contemporary is pleased to present our first group exhibition of the year, Autumn 2021. Featuring ten exciting contemporary local artists working in a variety of mediums.

25.03.2021-25.07.2021

The Shape of Things to Come: Dalia Raviv & Theo Ntuntwana

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.

14.08.2020-16.10.2020