Martin Galle, All About Nothing, Spinnerei Leipzig
Investec Cape Town Art Fair
20 – 22.02.2026
Over the past years, Cape Town has emerged as a vital hub for contemporary art and its ongoing transformations. For Suburbia Contemporary, South Africa is not an occasional destination, but a space of sustained engagement, built on shared research, ongoing collaboration, and open dialogue with artists, collectors, and institutions.
This trajectory is further strengthened on the occasion of Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026 (20–22 February), where the gallery presents a focused project bringing together distinct yet conceptually aligned practices.
Main Section Booth B7:
Jake Aikman, Peter Eastman, Ed Young, Amy Rusch, and Giovanni Ozzola
Cabinet/Record: Curated Section by Beata America:
Musa N. Nxumalo
Peter Eastman
Beira Paintings
Opening: Saturday, 14 February, 17:30
Venue: Strauss&Co 2nd Floor, Brickfield Canvas, 35
Brickfield Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
Dates: 14–26 February 2026
Jake Aikman Studio Visit
Date: Saturday, 14 February
Location: Westlake, Cape Town
Availability: Join the waitlist by emailing:
info@suburbiacontemporary.com
ON VIEW
BARCELONA
Giovanni Ozzola
La Vida y la Muerte Me Están Desgastando
18.09.2025 – 27.02.2026
NEWS
NEXT
CAPE TOWN
Peter Eastman
Beira Paintings
14.02.2026 – 26.02.2026
Opening: Saturday 14 February, 17:30
2nd Floor, Brickfield Canvas, 35 Brickfield Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
PREVIOUSLY
CAPE TOWN
Still
Alexandra Karakashian, Jake Aikman
11.12.2025 – 16.01.2026
Strauss & Co
Brickfield Canvas
Woodstock, Cape Town
BARCELONA
LOOP FAIR · Musa N. Nxumalo
Suburbia Contemporary explores the connections between different cultures, places, and times. Its exhibitions and projects are a meeting point where traditional art forms dialogue with the most current expressions, creating new forms and meanings. Its work is fueled by independent research and a constant attention to the questions of our time. The gallery gives a voice to artists who are not afraid to challenge conventions to reveal alternative ways of looking at the world, supporting the practices that are already writing the next chapter in the history of art.
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