Famous for his ground breaking exhibitions of the 1980’s,Ricky Burnett, at the invitation of Mark Read of the Everard Read Gallery, has assembled an exhibtion of work from sixty artists from across the country. The arists were invited to entertain the idea “horse” and the request initiated a rich variety of responses. The exhibition is both an expression and a celebration of diversity – horse as partner, horse as victim, horse as power, horse as property, horse as sexuality. Horse on paper, on film, on canvas, in
sound, in light and in performance.
 

This is an unusual undertaking for a commercial gallery. Both Ricky Burnett and Mark Read are excited by the experiment and hope that many people will take advantage of this rare opportunity to get a new sense of our intellectual and creative life.  A publication on the exhibition will be released in late October and will contributions from many well-known writers. Interested people are encouraged to contact the gallery to reserve their copy.

 

The exhibition will run from 8 September to 30 October 2011

 

Gallery Hours: Monday to Friday 9am–6pm, Saturday 9am–1pm

Participating artists


Beezy Bailey

Wayne Barker

Deborah Bell

Clifford Bestall

Willem Boshoff

Andries Botha

David Brown

Reshada Crouse

Wilma Cruise

Brendhan Dickerson

Nel Erasmus

Kerri Evans

Gordon Froud

Georgina Gratrix

Pauline Gutter

Handspring Puppet Company

Anne Historical

Phillemon Hlungwani

Stephen Hobbs

Diana Hyslop

Anton Karstel

Mfundo Ketye

David Koloane

Bronwyn Lace

Noria Mabasa

Colbert Mashile

John Meyer

Johann Moolman

Anthea Moys

Zwelethu Mthethwa and Willie Bester

Brett Murray

Velaphi Mzimba

Robyn Nesbitt

Marcus Neustetter

Herman Niebuhr

Walter Oltmann

Johannes Phokela

Rodney Place

Ian Redelinghuis

Neil Rodger

Claudia Shneider

Helen Magabo Sebidi

James Sey

Pippa Skotnes

Thea Soggot

Simon Stone

Rina Stutzer

Angus Taylor

Guy du Toit

Hentie Van der Merwe

Bie Venter

Voyile Voyiya

Florian Wozniak

Gavin Younge