UCT Works of Art Collection

04 November 2022

In 2021, WOAC focused on the development of a curatorial policy and continued to ensure that artworks on campus are relevant to marginalised groups and respond to their realities; while the Irma Stern Museum hosted a range of installations, events and exhibitions and held several impactful educational interventions, including an Interventions dubbed “Open Art House” and “Art House for All” aimed at marginalised school children and children with disabilities, respectively.

In 2021, WOAC focused on the development of a curatorial policy and continued to ensure that artworks on campus are relevant to marginalised groups and respond to their realities; while the Irma Stern Museum hosted a range of installations, events and exhibitions and held several impactful educational interventions, including an Interventions dubbed “Open Art House” and “Art House for All” aimed at marginalised school children and children with disabilities, respectively.

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