Venue:
University of Pretoria, South Campus
23 Lynnwood Road, Elandspoort Pretoria / Tshwane
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23 Lynnwood Road, Elandspoort Pretoria / Tshwane

Times:
Tues-Sun: 10am-5pm
Last admission at 4pm
Last admission at 4pm
Cost:
Adults: R85
Pensioners: R60
Under 18: R40
Under 6: Free
UP Students: Free (with valid student card)
UP staff: Free (with valid staff card)
International Students: R75
African based institutions: R40
Private Tertiary institutions R40
Booked school tours: R25 (per learner and per teacher)
ICOM members: Free (with valid membership card)
SAMA members: Free (with valid proof of membership)
Pensioners: R60
Under 18: R40
Under 6: Free
UP Students: Free (with valid student card)
UP staff: Free (with valid staff card)
International Students: R75
African based institutions: R40
Private Tertiary institutions R40
Booked school tours: R25 (per learner and per teacher)
ICOM members: Free (with valid membership card)
SAMA members: Free (with valid proof of membership)
Ages:
All ages
Independent art centre associated with The University of Pretoria
The Javett Art Centre at the University of Pretoria (Javett-UP) is an NGO which opened its doors in September 2019 and now welcome thousands of visitors including local and international university students, learners, tourists, members of the diplomatic community, members of the media, academia and the general public.
Established as a partnership between the Javett Foundation and the University of Pretoria, the Javett-UP offers an experience that fosters enjoyment, wellness and enlightenment, while promoting a dynamic worldview. With one foot firmly rooted in academia, and the other embedded in the public, Javett-UP engages with the histories of Africa’s creative outputs and future aspirations of the continent and the diaspora.
As custodian of important collections on long-term loan, visitors can view the Javett Family’s private collection, the Bongi Dhlomo Collection of Black South African artists of the 20th Century, the South32 Collection, the AngloGold Ashanti Barbier-Mueller Collection from West Africa, and selected items from the Mapungubwe collection, including the world-famous Golden Rhino.
Temporary exhibitions are eclectic and varied, showcasing different disciplines and the full range and depth of Pan-African expression. Running alongside each exhibition is a carefully curated transdisciplinary programme of educational activities, live performances, workshops, film screenings, discussions, and symposia.
For tours, event spaces, seminars, photoshoots, film screenings: email bookings@javettup.com
Currently no events.
Currently no competitions.