Clive van den Berg is actively involved in several current projects both in South Africa and abroad.
Below are details of these projects.

Clive van den Berg has been commissioned by the Nelson Mandela Foundation to design and curate an exhibition about the life and work of G.R Naidoo, the first black editor of Drum magazine,and a writer and photographer for that magazine and other publications from the 60's until his death in 1982.

Clive van den Berg has been commissioned to design a large floor mosaic for the new wing of the Eastgate Shopping Mall extension project, in Kensington, Johannesburg.

Trace and Public Nature have been commissioned to develop an Interpretive Plan
for the Kruger National Park.

Clive van den Berg and his colleagues in Trace have won the commission to develop this museum.

Clive van den Berg and his colleagues in Trace are working on the development of a comprehensive heritage plan which includes public sculpture for the Sedibeng municipality.

Clive van den Berg and Mthembeni Mkhize are currently the exhibit designers for Freedom Park, described by President Thabo Mbeki "as the most ambitious heritage project of the democratic government. The Park seeks to embody the aspirations of a nation that recognizes the centrality of the past in informing the present, so that the signposts for the future can be put in place."

Lauren Segal and Steve Mokoena, partners in Trace, are currently developing the exhibition narrative for the museum.

The Park will open in late 2009

Trace is the design company that executes work in the exhibition and museum design field.
Clive van den Berg is one of the managing directors of the company.

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