Intergenerational conversations for South Africa, written by Stacey Vorster.

Artworks from our permanent collection, installed at the end of June 2020.

Here's what our previous graduate interns have to say about working on the CCAC.

“Art is fundamental to the appearance, understanding, and provision of justice in South Africa and of South African justice at the highest judicial level.”
– Eliza Garnsey in The Justice of Visual Art

"The collection symbolises the best aspirations of our democracy, of reconciliation, of justice, and of transformation."
– Justice Edwin Cameron

“We, as courts and other institutions involved in upholding fundamental rights entrenched in our Bill of Rights, owe a duty to girls and boys to enforce their rights assiduously and thus keep them beautiful.”
– Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga

“I feel a sense of history, stability, hope for the future and more importantly proud and privileged to sit in a building where Mother Africa showcases that she has produced sons and daughters who have so much beauty, excellence and talent.”
– Acting Justice Margie Victor

The short-film A Home for Justice has been publicly released.

Access to the Constitutional Court is subject to the directives issued by the Chief Justice.