Zeitz MOCAA have extended the run of their exhibitions – one good reason to visit this year!
“There’s no denying COVID-19 has put a damper on our usual fun-in-the-sun summer. So we’ve changed up our opening hours, extended our exhibitions and gone digital so there’s no excuse not to live it up with amazing art and more.”
Priority health and safety protocols
The world has changed and so has Zeitz MOCAA: “In order to ensure your health and safety, your temperature will be taken on arrival, there are sanitisation stations throughout the museum and only 50 people are allowed in the museum at any one time – which means it’ll feel like you have the space to yourself!
In addition, our audio guides are now available on Soundcloud so you won’t need to share a device with anyone else. We’ve also made it easier to pay for admission and other purchases with contactless payment options. Don’t forget: We have a strict ‘No mask, no entry’ policy.”
Your favourite works – linger longer
With fewer people allowed inside the museum under COVID-19 lockdown Level 3 restrictions, Zeitz MOCAA want to ensure everyone has a chance to enjoy their current exhibitions.
Home Is Where the Art Is, as well as Haroon Gunn-Salie’s Line In The Sand, Senzeni Marasela’s Waiting for Gebane and Alfredo Jaar: The Rwanda Project, have all been extended so you can spend time revelling in local works that examine issues of home, belonging and history.
Home Is Where the Art Is
Home Is Where the Art Is
The Daily Maverick called it a “remarkable celebration of what it means to be human”, Between 10 and 5 was in awe at the overwhelming talent in the Mother City and the Art Times was quick to point out how the show is “a mirror of ourselves” – and we couldn’t agree more!
If you haven’t experienced this amazing collection of more than 2,000 artworks, put Home Is Where the Art Is at the top of your must-see list next time you visit Zeitz MOCAA.
The exhibition features works made, owned and loved by Capetonians, and will provide an inside view of the local people and their cultures.
For a full list of current exhibitions, click here.
Benefits galore
If you don’t already have a Zeitz MOCAA membership, what are you waiting for? Annual membership is R290 – just R80 more than a single entry ticket!
Not only does a membership guarantee unlimited access, you’ll also receive sweet discounts at the Gantry Café and Zeitz MOCAA Shop, and be the first to know about any Zeitz MOCAA events and programming.
Shopping with a creative twist
With everyone spending so much time at home right now, there’s never been a better excuse to create a space that’s both aesthetically pleasing and can help you thrive.
Explore the Zeitz MOCAA Shop on your next visit – or from the comfort of your home with our online store – and find beautiful art-led pieces to complement your style.
WHERE: Zeitz MOCAA, V&A Waterfront Silo District, S Arm Rd, Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001
HOW: Book tickets here Opening hours are Thursdays to Sundays, 10am – 6pm (last entry at 17:30)
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