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Nando’s and Art

Nando’s is passionate about so much more than food.
We’re always striving to celebrate the spirit of Southern Africa. If not through PERi-PERi, how else do we celebrate our homeland?

At the heart of Nando’s
is one little word: and

Nando’s and Art is about bringing the extraordinary creativity of our homeland to you in ways that make people’s lives better! It’s our art that sets us apart! (Amongst a few other things).

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The biggest collector of Southern African
contemporary art in the world?

That’s
us!

Since 2002, we’ve teamed up with the Spier Arts Trust in South Africa to catalyze and empower over 350 artists from our homeland. Together, we run a ton of exciting artist initiatives that honor our Southern African roots and make a lasting investment in their creative communities.

  • Man standing against a wall with graffiti, appearing to write or paint
  • Two people looking at a wall covered in framed art prints and postcards
  • Nando's restaurant interior with colorful hanging decorations and artwork

Creative Block

Our Creative Block program is open to all Southern African artists to hone their skills and earn regular income. Every month we send them a blank block to create something magical with, send back for curatorial review and then sell to the public – many we buy ourselves.

All our artist initiatives are made to fire up the creative lives of the Southern African artists we partner with and give our customers something one-of-a-kind to feast their eyes on! We’re trying hard to play a part in helping emerging creatives forge a lasting, stable career in the arts whilst giving their brilliant creations a global platform. So next time you’re in a Nando’s, take in the view!

Who better to share the unique story of Southern Africa than its
own artists?

Gallery wall display with framed artwork and a pink neon "#Nando" sign

Take a dive into a
different perspective

The Other Side of Table Mountain with Robyn Pretorius

Painting the Picture Differently with Ronald Muchatuta

Expressing Freedom with Kufa Makwavarara