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Still no ‘open door’ policy at Joburg’s JAG The City of Joburg bars political parties and the media from visiting the art gallery. It’s revealing of the city’s attitude towards transparency… by Giulietta Talevi January 28, 2025 News·Pleasure 1
The great Joburg art grift: What goes on tour, stays on tour The crown jewels of the JAG have spent the past decade on loan, with a massive 145 artworks, from Picasso to Degas and Monet,… by Giulietta Talevi January 20, 2025 Art & Culture·Pleasure
Nexus of power: The man at the centre of the JAG crisis New twist in the great Joburg art grift: the man at the heart of the gallery crisis… by Giulietta Talevi December 6, 2024 Art & Culture·News
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