This exhibition features a select group of artists who have chosen to represent the lives of South Africans. Unsettled Narratives: Now and Then serves as a visual record of shifting conditions, reflecting memories of life in District Six, offering satirical commentary on law and land ownership, and presenting a multi-faceted view of the city through the eyes of a culturally diverse group of artists deeply invested in their subject.When faced with challenges, humanity often displays remarkable inventiveness in pursuing unrealized aspirations.The exhibition includes works by David Allen, Tyrone Appollis, Kenneth Baker, Gregoire Boonzaier, Katherine Bull, Lesley Charnock, Peter Clarke, Ricky Dyaloyi, Garth Erasmus, Ann Gadd, Tony Grogan, Mongezi Gum, Solly Gutman, David Hlongwane, Patrick Holo, Alexander Kononov, John Kramer, Christopher Mafafo, Boyce Magandela, Lindile Magunya, Billy Mandindi, Bangikaya Maqoqa, Sandra McGregor, Adolfo Mcque, Vuyisani Mgijima, Peter Midlane, Ross Millam, Mandisi Mncela, Xolile Mtakatya, Ricardo Niewoudt, William Onker, Q Pienaar, Charles Graham Powell-Jones, Nico Prins, Frank Ross, Solomon Siko, Zolani Siphungela, Robert Siwangaza, Lyn Smuts, Velile Soha, Xolani Somana, Gerald Tabata, Meshack Tembani, Mandla Vanyaza, Attie Visser, Donovan Ward, and Timothy Zantsi.

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