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An exploration of art through time.
Unframed is a small-group, car-based street art tour exploring Cape Town’s visual storytelling — beginning at the First Nations Heritage Centre, where we set the cultural and historical context, before moving through the city to view political murals, protest art, and contemporary street art.
The tour focuses on understanding why walls were painted, who painted them, and what the city was saying at the time. This is a contextual, conversation-led experience rather than a fast-paced walking tour.

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### Agenda

  • Meet at the First Nations Heritage Centre (Black River area)
  • Introduction to indigenous land significance and the mural at the site
  • Drive through Observatory and Salt River to view commissioned and community murals
  • City centre stops focused on protest art and political expression
  • End near the V&A Waterfront with contemporary urban works

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### What to Bring

  • Comfortable clothing and walking shoes
  • A phone or camera (photography encouraged)
  • Water
  • Curiosity and respect for the spaces we visit

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### Practical Details

  • ⏱ Duration: ±2 hours
  • 🚗 Transport: Car-based experience
  • 👥 Group size: Limited to keep the experience intimate
  • 📍 Start point: First Nations Heritage Centre
  • 📍 End point: Near the V&A Waterfront

Exact meeting details will be shared after RSVP.

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