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Véronique Hoog exhibition at Wits Art Museum centres portraits and stories of women living with albinism

Véronique Hoog exhibition at Wits Art Museum centres portraits and stories of women living with albinism Image: Wits Art Museum, Johannesburg

Wits Art Museum will present Véronique Hoog’s ‘The Vanilla Sisters Lunch Club: Our Portraits our Stories’ from 16 September to 21 November 2026.

The exhibition brings together large-scale portraits of women living with albinism and stories addressing resilience, goals and achievements. The stories will be accessible through QR codes and through a virtual exhibition on veroniquehoog.com from 16 September.

An opening will take place on Tuesday 15 September at 18:00 for 18:30. Art historian and portrait artist Cyril Coetzee will open the exhibition, followed by remarks from Molebo Lekwane and Terry-Ann Adams, members of The Vanilla Sisters Lunch Club. Mampo Sethokgwa, also a member of the club, will provide sign-language interpretation.

Hoog will lead a walkabout on Saturday 19 September at 12:00. Admission is free. Wits Art Museum is open Tuesday to Saturday, from 10:00 to 16:00.

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