Hell Yeah, an exhibition conceived by Douglas Gimberg and Christian Nerf is set to take place this Friday 13th. You are welcome to join us for Ed Young's opening speech at 19h06. The exhibition is one night only; opens 18h30 and closes at 21h00, 10th floor, 74 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town.

"Sometimes good people do bad things." - Gimberg

"What the fuck happened to critical distance?" - Nerf

Come see the Avant Car Guard collective's postal art, the elusive Robert Sloon's protest, Bianca Baldi's theft, Ed Young's Ed Young,Emil Papp's ups and downs, Zimbabwean Dan Halter's sense of thehumorous, theorist Andrew Lamprecht's honesty, Doreen Southwood's little piece of heaven, Spunk Seipel's warning, Matthew Hindley's sacreligious painting, Ondrej Brody & Kristofer Paetau's religious movie, Dawie 'little fires' van Vuuren's illustration of excess, Kathryn Smith's interactive killer, Alexi Fotiadis' holy war, Barend de Wet's fire eating, Henning Ludeke's wrestling with paint, Charles Maggs' bath scum and witness Ruth Sacks stealing the show. And of course, Draad Trek Vir Jesus. You can expect an evening of motion pictures, performance, retorts, prints, interactive art and some paintings.

"There is nothing to worry about; this is a gathering of Artists not Satanists." - Charilaou

"These chaps are just trying to have fun." - Williamson

Hell Yeah marks the resurrection of MoCA. What was / is the Museum of Contemporary Art?Originally set up by artists Barend de Wet and Peet Pienaar in CapeTown as a platform for artists to expose their work without the constraints of a commercial drive. It was subsequently transformed into the Museum of Temporary Art by an act of 'god' (a truck reversed into the signage and knocked off the C.O.N.) and de Wet continued by inviting numerous local merchants to store their garbage in the space-an ongoing work he titled 'White Trash'. Subsequently MoCA has been in hibernation. De Wet is the legal owner of the name Museum of Contemporary Art. Nerf, together with various collaborators, has taken over MoCA. The intent is to hold exhibitions at various locations in Africa, retaining the official MoCA space in Observatory as an archive /storage facility. MoCA is a platform for exhibitions, publications and a stage to confront the so-called norms of society at large.