South Africa: 3 million years of art
From the earliest examples of human curiosity and creativity to cutting-edge contemporary works, discover the fascinating history of South Africa through art.
In this exhibition a diverse range of art from across the ages tells a story that stretches back to the Early Stone Age. From rock art made by the country’s earliest peoples to works by South African artists at the forefront of contemporary art, the exhibition features beautiful and important works, which illustrate South Africa’s rich history.
Suitable for
Family friendly
Admission
Adults £12, under 16s free
Website
www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/exhibitions/south_africa.aspx
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