The Black Feminist Fund invites you to a night of Black feminist art, power and joy.

We Are Each Other’s Infinite Echoes

Artwork by Zandile Tshabalala

6th November 2026

Art Haus (previous Stevenson Gallery)

19:00 - 22:00

Dress Code

Afro-chic · Joburg-chic · Indigenous drip

Please note that the program will commence promptly at 19:00.

RSVP by 30th October 2026

Established in 2021, we are the first global fund dedicated to resourcing Black feminist movements like we want them to win. We support movements that are fighting against systems of oppression and building another world that affirms Black feminists and their communities. 

From addressing  problems of inequality which women and girls face in South Africa, advancing land rights in Southern Africa, advancing deaf women’s rights in Kenya,  and mobilising Afro-Colombian women survivors of armed conflict to reproductive justice leaders in the US, Black feminists are leading necessary work and deserve to be resourced abundantly.

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Our Time Together

Mirrors don't just show us who we are; they multiply our presence.

One Black feminist becomes many. One voice becomes an echo that carries across time.

When you see yourself reflected, you see yourself in community –

surrounded by those who came before and those who will come after.

We will spend an evening immersed in art, joy, and reflection.

The artist exhibition is a celebration of South African creativity. Take home something beautiful and give back at the same time. A percentage of every piece sold will go directly to Black feminist movements in South Africa and beyond.

Art Exhibition Spotlight

  • MARY SIBANDE

  • KEA SEEMA

  • ZANDILE TSHABALALA

  • LERATO LODI

  • LERATO NTILI

  • MBALI TSHABALALA

PERFORMANCES BY

  • KEA MOGOTSI

  • LEBO MASHILE

  • MSAKI

  • DJ NELEE MAZIBUKO

NOURISHMENT FOR THE EVENING

Appetizers and cocktails for the evening will be curated by Mpho Phalane, a self-taught cook from Soweto and one of South Africa’s most compelling cultural storytellers.

Food, I Love You creates deeply intentional food experiences that honour indigenous knowledge and reframe South African culture through a modern lens.

“Food is about connection, and I am about creating the experiences that ignite the human spirit.”
— Mpho Phalane, founder of Food, I Love You