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This is a description of an existing group exhibition, not an open call for submissions.
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Get matched →This summer, Cheetah Plains and Goodman Gallery present a group exhibition featuring works by six artists offering distinct perspectives on landscape, memory, and the imagination. Spanning painting, drawing, and photography, the exhibition explores how we perceive and inhabit the world around us, inviting a dialogue between the physical environment and the histories, experiences, and possibilities that shape our understanding of place. Situated within the South African bushveld, the exhibition unfolds in conversation with its surroundings.
Here, landscape is kinetic, extending beyond its geographical boundaries to become a space of reflection, transformation, and discovery. Across the works, the familiar is reconsidered, and the boundaries between the observed and the imagined become fluid, opening up new ways of seeing the world and our place within it. Together, these works resist a singular understanding of landscape, instead suggesting a more expansive field of associations in which place is encountered, remembered, and imagined. Photography, painting, and drawing offer different ways of attending to the world, each revealing how the act of looking can become a means of questioning what we know and reconsidering what we take for granted.
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