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RMB Latitudes Art Fair Returns
The Citizen
|April 04, 2025
Collaboration: 50 Galleries and Over 300 Artists Will Be Showcasing Their Talent
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MB Latitudes Art Fair is thrilled to announce its third edition, set to take place in the enchanting Shepstone Gardens in Johannesburg from Friday, 23 May to Sunday, 25 May.
Presented by Latitudes Online in partnership with Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), the fair has become a standout event on Johannesburg's cultural calendar, celebrated for its unique, immersive approach to experiencing contemporary African art.
By moving beyond the confines of a traditional fair venue, RMB Latitudes invites visitors to explore art in a dynamic and multi-sensory environment – wandering through distinctive indoor and outdoor spaces, pausing for a leisurely lunch in lush gardens, engaging in thought-provoking conversations, and contemplating sculpture beneath Johannesburg's crisp autumn skies.
Participating exhibitors This year, RMB Latitudes Art Fair is excited to be working with 50 galleries and with over 300 artists showcasing their talent over the course of the weekend.
From major local galleries such as Southern Guild, Stevenson and Everard Read to nomadic gallery FEDE Arthouse, Strauss & Co auction house and new Nigerian space AMG Projects, every aspect of the art ecosystem is represented.
To view the full list of 2025 participating exhibitors, visit latitudesartfair.com/exhibitors-2025.
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