Katherine Spindler

the air between us a conversation returning by unused path violets complementary colours pulse and flow shared breath breath moments miles millenia letting go picture unanticipated revelation with in cycles...

Barnard is pleased to announce the introduction of Interludes, a series of exhibitions to be presented in the gallery's second space adjacent to the main gallery. Smaller in scale and...

Katherine Spindler's early work – her light installations - showed a preoccupation with impermanence, light and shadow; this stemming from her time spent on a hospital ship off the coast...

Showcasing signature works by the gallery’s roster alongside works by invited artists, this exhibition reviews highlights from the past year while introducing examples of exciting collaborations planned for 2021. Barnard...

In the words of legendary singer, songwriter, poet and Nobel Prize laureate Bob Dylan '... the times they are a changing'. Indeed, the times they have already changed. As 1939...

Barnard is pleased to present ‘Homework’ the second in an ongoing series of online exhibitions. During this time of extended national lockdown in South Africa as a result of the...

Showcasing signature works by the gallery’s roster alongside works by invited artists, this exhibition reviews highlights from the past year while introducing examples of exciting collaborations planned for 2020. Barnard...

A SLOW EXPOSURE – KATHERINE SPINDLER Ashraf Jamal Seated in Katherine Spindler’s studio, listening to her as she lays out works in oil, water soluble graphite, and charcoal, one word...

Barnard is pleased to present Monochrome- a group exhibition featuring painting, photography, drawing, sculpture, video installation and collage by selected artists. It is fascinating how much variety can exist within...

Barnard is pleased to present our end of year exhibition Barnard Collective. Showcasing signature works by the gallery’s stable alongside works by invited artists, this exhibition reviews examples of highlights...

For the first time in South Africa an exhibition dedicated to exploring a ‘romantic’ turn in contemporary art will be staged at Barnard from 30 January 2018. It is curated...

Showcasing signature works by the gallery’s stable alongside works by invited artists this exhibition reviews examples of highlights from the past year while introducing examples of exciting collaborations planned for...

Katherine Spindler’s artistic process is essentially one guided by intuition before and above concept. As such, it is difficult, and perhaps inappropriate, to attempt to describe an overarching impetus for...

Barnard Gallery is pleased to present its group exhibition, nano- 1.1 A concept of relative simplicity, nano- 1.1 invited artists to zoom in, scale down, shrink, condense, encapsulate and compact;...

Barnard Gallery is pleased to present the group exhibition entitled Fluid: Perspectives in Paint. Since the invention of photography and the rise of conceptualism, the so called “death of painting”...

Featuring Robyn Penn, Alexia Vogel, Sarah Biggs, Gina Heyer, Richard Mudariki, Katherine Spindler, Ryan Hewett, MJ Lourens, Jaco van Schalkwyk, Anton Karstel, Alastair Whitton, Virginia Mackenny, Katherine Bull, Justin Dingwall...

Liminal Geographies, while exploring the somewhat complex anthropological concept of the liminal, essentially tracks a very relatable and human process: that of coming to terms with the unknowable and the...

Barnard Gallery is pleased to present Future / Present, our first group show of 2016. Future / Present: a state of conjecture, imagining, and uncertainty. A mash-up, a face off,...

Katherine Spindler: Selah Opening speech by Dominique Edwards I have found the writing of this piece particularly challenging. How does one attribute language, in the format of the spoken...

It began with the ostensibly inchoate act of making signs on surfaces, be they recordings of constellations, simple decorations or more arcane representations of shamanistic experiences, on rock surfaces and...

Featured Artists: Lien Botha, Jaco van Schalkwyk, Virginia Mackenny, Alastair Whitton, Katherine Spindler, Robyn Penn, Richard Mudariki, Robert Slingsby, Ndikhumbule Ngqinanmbi, Sarah Biggs, Ryan Hewett, Tracey Payne and Alexia Vogel.

Barnard Gallery is pleased to present PAINT MATTERS, an exhibition of selected works highlighting recent developments in painting by the following emerging and established South African artists. Asha Zero is...