The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) is a groundbreaking cultural institution that opened in September 2017, housed within a dramatically transformed grain silo on Cape Town's V&A Waterfront. Designed by renowned architect Thomas Heatherwick, this 100,000-square-foot architectural marvel spans nine floors and features over 100 galleries, making it the largest museum dedicated to contemporary African art on the continent.

Named after Jochen Zeitz, the former Puma CEO whose extensive private collection forms the museum's core, Zeitz MOCAA exclusively showcases 21st-century works from Africa and its diaspora, offering a vital platform for African artists and reshaping global perceptions of contemporary African art. The museum's awe-inspiring central atrium - carved from the silo's original concrete tubes - serves as a breathtaking centerpiece to an institution that has become both an artistic landmark and a symbol of Africa's creative renaissance. With its world-class exhibitions, rooftop sculpture garden boasting panoramic views, and commitment to fostering African artistic voices, Zeitz MOCAA stands as one of the most significant cultural developments on the continent in over a century.