I Left Something on the Table for You begins with a simple gesture: to leave, to offer, to remain. Curated by Nthabiseng Mofokeng, the exhibition approaches inheritance not as something fixed, but as something continually in motion — shaped through gesture, image, land, and form. The table becomes a site of ritual, memory, and exchange, where histories are carried, altered, and offered forward.

Featuring works by Falida Nkomo, Masindi Nafisa Mbolekwa, Swaline Mkhonto, Silindokuhle Shandu, and Njabulo Hlophe, the exhibition brings together painting, printmaking, collage, and oil pastel. Across these practices, traces, fragments, and presences emerge as carriers of personal and collective memory.

What is left on the table does not settle. It gathers, shifts, and remains in circulation, shaped equally by those who arrive and those who leave something of themselves behind.