Jonkershuis Restaurant – Iziko Groot ConstantiaNestled in the historic core of the Groot Constantia Wine Estate, with panoramic views of the Peninsula and the majestic Constantia Valley. Open 09:00–22:00, Monday to Saturday, and 09:00–17:00 on Sunday. Reservations: Tel. 021 794 6255 or email info@jonkershuisconstantia.co.za

Natural History Collections Library – Iziko South African MuseumDue to construction work currently underway at the Iziko South African Museum, the Natural History Collections Library has been closed to the public. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.25 Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town Tel: 021 481 3976 Fax: 021 481 3993 email info@iziko.org.za

Social History Collections Library – Iziko Social History CentreA reference library with a large collection of DVDs and CDs covering topics such as history, popular culture, furniture, ceramics, textiles and other decorative arts, historical paintings at the Cape, archaeology and architecture. The library focuses on the history and people of southern Africa, with a special interest to Cape Town and the Western Cape. Offices, Archives and Library of the Social History Collections department, 17 Church Square, Cape Town Tel: 021 467 7207/ 9 Fax: 021 461 4739 email bhardy@iziko.org.za Open Monday to Friday 10:00–16:00 Closed All public holidays. Visits by arrangement.

Art Collections Library – Iziko South African National Gallery AnnexeAn extensive art research and reference resource covering South African and international art, with books, journals, exhibition catalogues (some available for sale), sales/auction catalogues, newspaper clippings since 1904, artist files and art boxes, pamphlets, DVDs, CDs and videos. St John’s Street, Cape Town Tel: 021 481 3977/ 8 Fax: 021 461 6658 email sdante@iziko.org.za Open Monday to Friday 08:30–16:00

Iziko South African Museum (ISAM) Through funding from the Department of Arts and Culture (implemented by Public Works), the ISAM, one of the oldest scientific institutions in the southern hemisphere, is currently undergoing construction. The museum will remain open, but some exhibitions and public spaces will unfortunately be inaccessible. When completed, this building will house collections, offices and laboratories, and enable unique public viewing access to the collections in storage, and Specimen Preparators working on fossils and other specimen. Construction is expected to reach completion in 2019.

Iziko Bertram House and Old Town HouseThese two museums are currently closed. Iziko will advise on reopening dates in due course.We apologise for any inconvenience while we are creating bigger, better museums for you!

Friends of the Iziko South African National GalleryTo receive full details regarding the monthly calendar of the Friends’ programme, kindly email friendssang15@gmail.com or Tel. 021 481 3951. And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for regular updates regarding Friends events: https://www.facebook.com/SANGFriends/

Friends of the Iziko Michaelis CollectionFor details of Friends activities, contact Rosalind Malandrinos, Hon. Secretary, email friendsofmc@gmail.com or Cell. 082 789 5050

Friends of the Iziko South African MuseumThe office is attended on Wednesday & Friday, 09:00–15:00. Tel. 021 481 3913 or email samfriends@iziko.org.za; or weekdays 10:00–12:00, Charlotte on Cell. 072 225 6893, and leave a message. Keep up to date with us on Facebook.

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Iziko Museums of South Africa is more than art on walls and artefacts in cases. It is a conversation starter, a cultural hub – a place where our stories are shared and our diversity as a nation is celebrated. Iziko is where our community can journey from the earliest moments in our planet’s history, to the edge of the universe, discovering new possibilities through art, rich histories, and unique natural phenomena.

Iziko is proud to be the custodian of South Africa’s cultural, aesthetic and natural heritage, and we are passionate about sharing, teaching and preserving this heritage for current and future generations.

But we cannot do this without you! Your donation can assist to fund: exhibitions and education programmes; acquisitions and conservation of our collections; the activities of our Mobile Museum; ground-breaking research; and the interpretation of art and artefacts important to our communities. Your support enables us to introduce artists to new audiences, make our collections of social and natural history accessible, and transform our museums to meet the needs of 21st century audiences.

To learn how you can make a difference, please email fundraising@iziko.org.za Iziko Museums of South Africa Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) #18/11/7/0133

www.facebook.com/IzikoMuseums @Iziko_Museums

See the Iziko website for details of all Friends events & activities.

*Free entrance to Groot Constantia and Castle of Good Hope only on International Museum Day and Heritage Day; Planetarium half-price. Details of events will be made available nearer the time on our website. Correct at time of print. E&OE

Iziko Museums of South Africa encourages the public to visit our museums and exhibitions, and participate in education programmes and workshops on a number of South African commemorative days spread throughout the year.

Through our commemorative day campaigns, we commit ourselves to making our museums accessible to all South Africans. We hope that by doing so, we encourage families and members of communities far and wide to access these cultural resources they may not ordinarily visit. By opening our doors in this way, we say to you, our visitors: Our museums are your museums.

Ever wondered what the largest or smallest insect is? Which is the rarest insect? Which is the deadliest? Join a behind-the-scenes guided tour of the entomology research collection, and come and find out! An entomology staff member will conduct a half-hour tour every Friday at 11:00. Space is limited, so please book your placeat the reception desk.

Enquiries: Entomology Tel. 021 481 3868

Visit Iziko Museums of South Africa *FREE OF CHARGE on:

• Human Rights Day 21 March

• Freedom Day 27 April

• International Museum Day 18 May

• Africa Day 25 May

• Youth Day 16 June

• National Women’s Day 9 August

• Heritage Week 2019 23–29 September

• National Aids Awareness Day 1 December

• Emancipation Day 1 December

• Reconciliation Day 16 December

Iziko Mobile Museum: “Museum without Walls” (Ongoing) The Iziko Mobile Museum is an educational outreach project designed to take educational museum resources to rural and urban communities that are unable to visit the Iziko museums. Mobile Museum visits are free of charge, but have to be booked two months in advance. Enquiries: Sthembele Harmans or Xola Mlwandle

Artefact Café – Iziko South African MuseumServes a selection of delicious and healthy treats and drinks for on-the-go museum visitors.Open 09:00–17:00 daily Enquiries: Tel. 076 190 3583 or email carlo.dreamtrips@gmail.com

ART: Yentl Kohler,Tel. 021 481 3961 or email ykohler@iziko.org.za

SOCIAL HISTORY: Lungile Gadezweni,Tel. 021 467 7222 or email lgadezweni@iziko.org.za

NATURAL HISTORY: Anton van Wyk,Tel. 021 481 3924 or email avanwyk@iziko.org.za

MOBILE MUSEUM OUTREACH AND PUBLIC PROGRAMMES BOOKINGS: Xola Mlwandle,Tel. 021 481 3952 or email xmlwandle@iziko.org.zaor Sthembele Harmans, Tel. 021 481 3812 or email sharmans@iziko.org.za

PUBLIC PROGRAMMES: Wandile Kasibe,Tel. 021 481 3804/ 12 or email wkasibe@iziko.org.za

SCHOOL GROUP BOOKINGS: Wardah Harris,Tel. 021 481 3823 or email bookings@iziko.org.za

See the Iziko website and Facebook page for more details of all our fun, educational holiday programmes for art, social history and natural history education at our museums.

Careers at Iziko Museums of South Africa This three-day holiday experience is open to learners from Grades 9–12 who wish to explore career options within our museums. You will have the opportunity to find out more about curating, collections, displays, as well as research. Date: 25–27 June 2019 Venues: Iziko South African Museum, South African National Gallery, and Slave Lodge Cost: Free Apply to attend this thought-provoking seminar by emailing kmillward@iziko.org.za by 3 June 2019. Include your full name, school, grade and age, with a short motivation. The programme can only facilitate 60 learners. Enquiries: Yentl Kohler

Freedom Day On 27 April, the Public Programmes division will organise a public activity aimed at unpacking the meaning of freedom in today’s political environment.

On 18 May, Iziko celebrates International Museum Day. On 25 May, we celebrate Africa Day.

Youth Day On 16 June, we commemorate the sacrifice of the youth of 1976.

On 18 July, we celebrate International Mandela Day.Enquiries: Wandile Kasibe

LecturesWednesday, 24 April Dr Hayley Cawthra “Secrets of the deep: How seafloor mapping reveals evidence for a submerged and extinct terrestrial landscape”

Wednesday, 29 May Carla du Toit “What skeletons can tell: Insights from probe-foraging birds”

Wednesday, 26 June Jaco Boshoff “The São Josè Paquete d’Afrique wreck”

Wednesday, 31 July Ian Glass Lecture topic to be advised

• Lectures are now scheduled on the last Wednesday of each month, from February to November each year. They are held at the Iziko South African Museum at 18:00, unless stated otherwise. Lectures are free to members on presentation of a current membership card, and non-members are asked for a donation of R30.

• A programme of interesting outings and field trips for 2019 is posted on the following sites as they become available, as well as in the Friends Newsletters: Website: http://www.iziko.org.za/static/page/friends-of-the-south-african-museum Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-the-South-African-Museum/310188388996502

BACK COVER: Commemorative days offer all visitors an opportunity to enjoy free entry to our museums, thereby promoting social cohesion and nation building. Photograph, Nigel Pamplin.

2 APRIL – 31 JULY 2019

TERM 2: 2 APRIL – 14 JUNETuesday to Friday 14:00 The Sun – Our Living Star Wednesday evenings 19:00 Cosmic Collisions • 20:00 The Sun – Our Living Star

WEEKENDS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (19 APRIL, 27 APRIL)12:00 Tilt • 13:00 Sky Tonight • 14:00 The Sun – Our Living Star • 15:00 Cosmic Collisions

SCHOOL HOLIDAY (15 JUNE – 7 JULY)Tuesday to Sunday 11:00 Polaris • 12:00 The Secrets of Gravity 13:00 To Space & Back (weekdays) / Sky Tonight (weekends) • 14:00 Dark Universe 15:00 Mayan Archaeoastronomy

TERM 3: 9 JULY – 20 SEPTEMBERTuesday to Friday 14:00 Dark Universe Wednesday evenings 19:00 Mayan Archaeoastronomy • 20:00 Dark Universe

WEEKENDS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (9 AUGUST)12:00 The Secrets of Gravity • 13:00 Sky Tonight • 14:00 Dark Universe • 15:00 Mayan Archaeoastronomy

NOTE: Closed for research on Mondays; no shows 22 April, 1 May (Workers’ Day), 8 May (national elections), and 17 June. The Iziko Planetarium and Digital Dome reserves the right to change or cancel advertised shows without prior notice.

Our natural history education programmes make science accessible to learners of all ages. Photograph, Nigel Pamplin.

Learners! Get some insight into careers at Iziko Museums of South Africa at the Careers Workshop during the June school holiday. Photograph, Nigel Pamplin.

The ISANG, home to the Friends of the Iziko South African National Gallery, offers members an exclusive programme of art-related talks and outings, year-round. Photograph, Nashad Soeker.

Three collections-specific libraries provide resources to the public, on request. Photograph, Nigel Pamplin.

Learners enjoy fun, hands-on education programmes at our museums throughout the year. Photograph,Nigel Pamplin.

Conservation of our priceless collections is an essential aspect of Iziko’s core business. Photograph, Nigel Pamplin.

SUPPORT IZIKO

Iziko Museums of South Africa is a non-profit organisation partially funded by the National Department of Arts and Culture. Funding support from individual, corporate and donor sponsors enables us to ensure the widest possible public access to our collections and sites.

Iziko PBO no. 18/11/7/0133.

To find out how you can support our work, telephone 021 481 3896 or visit our website.

For full details about exhibitions, events, Planetarium shows, education & public

programmes, Friends activities, and specially discounted rates, please

consult the Iziko website.

Irma Stern’s ‘Arab Priest’: Image and Context | Opens 24 April 2019Irma Stern’s Arab Priest (1945) is today regarded as one of South Africa’s most important treasures. The painting returns on loan to the Iziko South African National Gallery from the Orientalist Museum in Qatar for this small, ‘special focus’ exhibition, which examines it in the context of Stern’s ‘Zanzibar period’ and colonial perceptions in South African painting of the 1940s, as well as the work’s more recent ‘reframing’ as an example of ‘Orientalist’ art.Enquiries: Hayden Proud, Tel. 021 481 3965 or email hproud@iziko.org.za

Not the Usual Suspects | Until 5 May 2019The exhibition is a tribute to the Market Photo Workshop (MPW), a photography training institution in Johannesburg, founded by Gillian Cargill and the late David Goldblatt in 1989. This collaborative project brings together the archives of the MPW with the private archives (and memories) of “alumni”. It includes an inter-generational group of more than 30 artists – trainers, mentors and project managers associated with the MPW, from its inception to the present. Enquiries: Ingrid Masondo, Tel. 021 481 3956 or email imasondo@iziko.org.za

David Koloane – Retrospective | Opens 30 May 2019Presented in association with the Goodman Gallery, this exhibition is a celebration of the artistic journey and the seminal contributions of veteran Johannesburg-based artist David Koloane, who turned 80 last year. The changing sociopolitical landscape of South Africa – from the apartheid era to the present – is reflected not only in his own work, but also in his sterling promotion and nurturing of the work of many disadvantaged younger artists.Enquiries: Hayden Proud, Tel. 021 481 3965 or email hproud@iziko.org.za

Filling in the Gaps | Until October 2019Filling in the Gaps foregrounds recent acquisitions of the Permanent Collection of the Iziko South African National Gallery (ISANG) since 2014. It features important historical acquisitions of artworks by Peter Clarke, Ephraim Ngatane, Moses Tladi and John Koenakeefe Mohl, which all assist in building a national collection that is more representative of the overlooked and marginalised artists of the past. It also showcases works by contemporary, cutting-edge artists like Lerato Shadi, Sethembile Msezane, Mongezi Ncaphayi and Steven Cohen. The exhibition highlights the ISANG’s commitment to rewriting our art history, and building a resource of national pride.Enquiries: Andrea Lewis, email alewis@iziko.org.za

Tribute | Until December 2019Tribute is an active display where learners and teachers can interact with artworks especially chosen to support their classroom practice. All artworks on show are selected from the Iziko South African National Gallery’s Permanent Collection. Interaction with the original works stimulates a dynamic learning situation in which learners are able to find parallels with their own lives and locate themselves within the trajectory of South African history. Tribute aims to facilitate an active engagement between artists, art educators, art historians and curators, with the aim of stimulating learning, respect, enjoyment and fresh visual expression.Enquiries: Yentl Kohler, Tel. 021 481 3961 or email ykohler@iziko.org.za

Aluta Continua! | Opens mid-June 2019This multi-media exhibition zooms in on the Western Cape chapter of the 1976 student uprisings, and particularly the response from students, learners, and youth across the province after the killing and arrest of school children in Soweto. The brutal June 16th killings immediately sparked solidarity across the country, signaling a shift in resistance politics that would begin to mark the end of apartheid. The 11 August 1976 killing of school children from Langa, Nyanga and Gugulethu is marked as a turning point in the resistance and liberation narratives of the Western Cape, and was a catalyst for widespread, organised resistance campaigns.Enquiries: Lynn Abrahams, Tel. 021 467 7203 or email labrahams@iziko.org.za

Kemet: Life in ancient Egypt | CurrentOur exhibition of Egyptian artefacts recently got a new lease on life – by way of an upgrade, and the installation of an Augmented Reality (AR) game developed by students of the Friends of Design: Academy of Digital Arts in Cape Town. Visitors discover more about life in ancient Egypt, following the story that unfolds when an ordinary Egyptian passes away and enters the afterlife. This is a first for the Slave Lodge, and an exciting way to learn about ancient African cultures and belief systems.Enquiries: Esther Esmyol, Tel. 021 467 7205 or email eesmyol@iziko.org.za

Unshackled History. The Wreck of the Slave Ship, São José, 1794 | CurrentThis exhibition brings into memory the wreck of the Portuguese slave ship, São José that foundered off Cape Town in 1794. It aims to tell the story of the wreck, the enslaved Africans on board, and its place in the world. Traditional artefact displays and exhibition panels tell the stories, but it also creates an interactive environment for visitors. This unique contribution to the study of the impact and legacies of the global slave trade has the potential to reshape our understanding of the past – and our inter-connectedness as a human race.Enquiries: Jaco Boshoff, Tel. 021 467 7204 or email jboshoff@iziko.org.za

Under Cover of Darkness | CurrentThe Slave Lodge, as a post-apartheid museum space has, through its exhibitions, challenged institutional narratives and brought accounts of oppression to the fore. However, the position of women within the context of the early colonial period has not been a specific focus, despite the complexities of racial and gender hierarchies within the Slave Lodge during this time that spurred the social engineering that led to apartheid. As a means to sustain attention on these aspects of our colonial inheritance, Under Cover of Darkness concentrates on the lives of women in the service of the Cape Colony – specifically Krotoa, Susanna van Bengal, and Zara van der Caab.Enquiries: Lynn Abrahams, Tel. 021 467 7203 or email labrahams@iziko.org.za

The Effendis of 71 Wale Street Bo-Kaap | Opens 30 March 2019Mahmud Fakir Effendi contributed greatly to the Bo-Kaap community through his school and his religious teaching and writing. The history of Effendi and his descendants is connected to the history of the Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum, and in this exhibition, his and his family’s story is told for the first time within the museum – the very space in which they lived. Come and experience their stories of joy and also great pain when they were forcibly removed in 1978, shortly before the house was converted to the Bo-Kaap Museum.Enquiries: Shanaaz Galant, Tel. 021 467 7214 or email sgalant@iziko.org.za

Wine of Exile | Cloete Room in the Cloete Wine Cellar | Until 21 June 2019Napoleon Bonaparte appreciated good wine, and while in exile on St Helena Island (1815–1821), he first became familiar with and grew fond of Constantia wine. This wine, produced in the Cloete Wine Cellar, became his wine of choice on the island. On exhibition is a wine cooler, wine glasses and a decanter from St Helena, a glass made for him to use on campaigns, as well as decanters and wine glasses from the Iziko collection.Enquiries: Thys van der Merwe, Tel. 021 467 7201 or email tvandermerwe@iziko.org.za

Rethinking the William Fehr Collection | CurrentDr William Fehr (1892–1968) was a Cape Town based businessman with a passion for collecting historical art and objects. The collection went on public display at the Castle during the 1950s, and portrays aspects of South Africa’s painful colonial past – including maps, portraits, and depictions of historical events, animals and flowers. As custodian of the collection today, we have begun to explore contemporary issues and multiple narratives, with the aim of critically reinterpreting this important historical archive.Enquiries: Esther Esmyol, Tel. 021 467 7205 or email eesmyol@iziko.org.za

Origins of Early Sapiens Behaviour | Opens 18 April 2019Explore a multi-media compilation of archaeological artefacts recovered from three archaeological sites occupied by the ancestors of us all, Homo sapiens, around 120,000 years ago, during a period known as the Middle Stone Age. This exhibition showcases 25 years of archaeological research in the southern Cape that was conducted by Prof. Christopher Henshilwood and the research team at Blombos Cave and Klipdrift Shelter. The exhibition is designed to showcase modern human origins and innovations, and illustrates the unique archaeological discoveries made at these coastal sites.Enquiries: Dr Thalassa Matthews, Tel. 021 481 3877 or email tmatthews@iziko.org.za

H2O Today | Until 31 July 2019

Amid our current water crisis, this timely exhibition invites visitors to explore the beauty and essential nature of water – our planet’s lifeblood. Through immersive, interactive content and digital media, H

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Today explores the diversity and challenges of our global water sources, and promotes conversation, creativity, and innovation across disciplines. Organised by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, and adapted from an exhibition developed by the American Museum of Natural History, New York (www.amnh.org).Enquiries: Wayne Florence, Tel. 021 481 3800 or email wflorence@iziko.org.za

Tata Madiba: Father of our Democracy, Father of our Nation | Current2018 was the year of Nelson Mandela’s centenary, and we are excited for you to rediscover our upgraded exhibition using Erhardt Thiel’s iMadiba. iMadiba is a participatory art project and a facilitator of dialogue, memory, reflection and forward thinking endorsed by the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Content and objects aim to stimulate conversation about Mandela’s life, struggles and extraordinary contribution to the protection of South Africa’s rich biodiversity – including the many species named after him, and those he and his fellow prisoners may have encountered on Robben Island.Enquiries: Charlene Janion-Scheepers, Tel. 021 481 3820 or email cscheepers@iziko.org.za

Buzz About Honey Bees and Pollination | CurrentYou can thank a pollinator for one out of every three bites of food you eat! Since current habitat and forage resources (flowers producing nectar and pollen) for honeybees are dwindling, we need to protect and maintain bee-friendly vegetation and plant more bee-friendly plants. This exhibition showcases how important honeybees are to our survival by detailing the pollination role they play in our environment, and explains what you can do to help protect them.Enquiries: Simon van Noort, Tel. 021 481 3800 or email svannoort@iziko.org.za

Alien Wasps | CurrentTwo predatory alien wasps found in South Africa, the European yellow jacket (Vespula germanica) and the European paper wasp (Polistes dominula) are large, social wasps constructing paper nests. They have potent venom, inflicting painful stings, and are a threat to the local economy and environment. Learn more about the potential impact these invasive species have on local ecosystems through prey competition; the honey industry (as they hunt bees); and on the wine and fruit industry through fruit feeding damage and subsequent secondary fungal infection.Enquiries: Simon van Noort, Tel. 021 481 3800 or email svannoort@iziko.org.za

ENTRANCE FEES

Museum

Adults 18 years & under

Familyticket

SA students & pensioners

Booked school groups

Unbooked school groups

5 years & under free

(excl. Planetarium)

2 adults +2 children,6 years &

older

On provision of valid SA card

ISAM R30 R15 R75 R15 R5 R8

Planetarium R60 R30 N/A R30 R15 N/A

ISANG R30 R15 R75 R15 R5 R8

ISL R30 R15 R75 R15 R5 R8

IGC (Manor House) R30 R15 N/A R15 R5 R8

IBK R20 R10 R50 R10 R5 R8

IKDW R20 R10 R50 R10 R5 R8

IMC R20 R10 R50 R10 R5 R8

IR&V R20 R10 R50 R10 R5 R8

GROOT CONSTANTIA - IGCGroot Constantia EstateTel: 021 795 5150Open: Daily 10h00–17h00Closed: Workers’ Day & Christmas Day

SLAVE LODGE - ISLc/o Adderley & Wale Streets, Cape TownTel: 021 467 7229 Fax: 021 465 8222Open Monday to Saturday 09h00–17h00Closed: Sundays, Workers’ Day & Christmas Day

BO-KAAP MUSEUM - IBK71 Wale Street, Cape TownTel: 021 481 3938/ 9 Open Monday to Saturday 09h00–16h00Closed: Sundays, Eid ul Fitr, Eid ul Adha,Workers’ Day, Christmas Day, 2 January

BERTRAM HOUSE - IBHGovernment Avenue, Cape Town (Access from Hiddingh Campus, Orange Street) Tel: 021 481 3972Closed until further notice.

MARITIME CENTRE - IMC1st Floor, Union-Castle House,Dock Road, V&A WaterfrontTel: 021 405 2880 Fax: 021 405 2888Open: Daily 09h00–16h00Closed: Workers’ Day & Christmas Day

WILLIAM FEHR COLLECTIONCastle of Good Hope, Darling Street, Cape TownTel: 021 467 7223 Fax: 021 461 7416Open: Daily 09h00–17h00 Closed: Christmas Day & New Year’s Day. Adults: R50; Pensioners with SA pensioner cards: R25; Students with SA student cards: R25; Children: Under 5 years free, over 5 years R25; Booked school groups: R8 per learner,accompanying teachers: R15

SOUTH AFRICAN MUSEUM - ISAM25 Queen Victoria Street, Cape TownTel: 021 481 3800 Fax: 021 481 3993Open: Daily 09h00–17h00Closed: Workers’ Day & Christmas Day

PLANETARIUM & DIGITAL DOME25 Queen Victoria Street, Cape TownTel: 021 481 3900 Fax: 021 481 3990Open: 09h00–17h00 Shows Tuesday to Sunday, and Wednesday evenings. Closed: Mondays, Workers’ Day & Christmas Day.

SA NATIONAL GALLERY - ISANGGovernment Avenue, Cape TownTel: 021 481 3970 Fax: 021 461 6796Open: Daily 09h00–17h00Closed: Workers’ Day & Christmas Day

MICHAELIS COLLECTION AT THEOLD TOWN HOUSE - IOTHGreenmarket Square, Cape Town Tel: 021 481 3933 Closed for maintenance.

KOOPMANS-DE WET HOUSE - IKDW35 Strand Street, Cape TownTel: 021 481 3935 Open: Thursday to Friday 09h00–16h00Closed: Saturday to Wednesday, Workers’ Day and Christmas Day

RUST EN VREUGD - IR&V78 Buitenkant Street, Cape TownTel: 021 481 3903 Fax: 021 461 9620Open: Thursday to Friday 09h00–16h00Closed: Saturday to Wednesday, Workers’ Day and Christmas Day

COVER IMAGE: Aluta Continua! This timely exhibition opens to the public at the ISL during Youth Month 2019. Design, Angela Tuck.

Irma Stern (1894–1966). Arab Priest, 1945. From Irma Stern’s ‘Arab Priest’: Image and Context, ISANG.

Penelope Siopis. Piling Wreckage upon Wreckage, 1989. Oil on canvas. On view in Tribute at the ISANG.

Visitors at the Filling in the Gaps exhibition at the ISANG. Photograph, Marloise Burger.

David Koloane. Shapes from Cityscapes I, 2013. Charcoal and acrylic. Image courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery. From David Koloane – Retrospective, ISANG.

Under Cover of Darkness offers a point of reflection on the lives of slave women in our colonial history. Photograph, Nashad Soeker.

Wine of Exile offers insight into the historical relationship between Napoleon Bonaparte and Groot Constantia wines. Photograph, Stephen Elliot.

Cecil Schott. Woman selling fish at the old Rogge Bay (Roggebaai) fish market, Cape Town, 1898. (Detail). Oil. From Rethinking the William Fehr Collection at the Castle of Good Hope.

Some of the artefacts uncovered at southern Cape archaeological sites. On view in Origins of Early Sapiens Behaviour, ISAM from 18 April. Photograph supplied by Petro Keene.

Polistes dominula, face frontal. From Alien Wasps, now swarming at the ISAM! Photograph, Simon van Noort.