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On Friday, 9 October 2026, Muholi accepted the award at a ceremony in Gothenburg, Sweden, in recognition of their extraordinary contribution to photography and their sustained commitment to documenting, celebrating, and preserving Black LGBTQIA+ lives.
At Frieze London 2026, Southern Guild will debut 'The Conditions of Exposure', a new photographic series by Los Angeles-based artist Alex Hedison. Made using a manual 35mm Olympus camera, double exposures, and rolls of expired film, the works mark a new chapter in Hedison’s ongoing investigation into the unstable territory between control and chance, permanence and transformation, visibility, and obscurity.
Works by ceramic artists Andile Dyalvane and Madoda Fani were included in an installation titled 'An Alphabet of Objects' at 'Homo Faber 2026: An Island of Light' at Fondazione Giorgio Cini, San Giorgio Maggiore Island (Venice) held during the month of September.
This autumn marks a significant period of international recognition for Sir Zanele Muholi, with a succession of institutional exhibitions, public programmes, and new projects unfolding across Europe. From Vienna to Gothenburg and Stockholm, Muholi’s photography and visual activism are being celebrated through major solo presentations, the 2026 Hasselblad Award, artist talks, and the continued expansion of their landmark portrait project, 'Faces and Phases'.
Ceramicist Andile Dyalvane wins the 6th edition of the Officine Saffi Award, becoming the first African artist to win the international competition.
Usha Seejarim’s three-decade artistic practice is entering a significant new chapter, marked by her permanent public memorial in Bremen, a new US museum acquisition, and expanding roles in exhibitions, academia and cultural discourse.
French art critic and curator Julia Palmeirao sat down with artist Roméo Mivekannin as he reflects on the personal, historical, and spiritual foundations of his practice.
Southern Guild New York joins more than 80 downtown galleries and art spaces for After Hours: Downtown Gallery Night, an evening of extended opening hours coinciding with Armory Week.
Canadian artist Sandra Brewster’s 'Make Trouble' (2024) installation will be on view during The Armory Show 2026 as part of the Platform section, drawing on Brewster’s ongoing exploration of identity, personal history, and diasporic belonging.











