#WorldPhotographyDay: Tyrone Bradley, photographer at Red Bull SA[Evan-Lee Courie] This World Photography Day, we chat to Tyrone Bradley, photographer at Red Bull SA... | |
World-renowned artist Dr Esther Mahlungu kicks off world tour at Iziko National GalleryImage by Clint Strydom | |
Art, community, and change: The transformative power of placemaking[Evan-Lee Courie] The International Public Art Festival 2024 takes place from 14-18 February 2024 and is set to transform the streets of Cape Town into a vibrant canvas of public art and community engagement... | |
#WomensMonth: Tshepiso Mazibuko, an award-winning photographer, artist and teacher[Evan-Lee Courie] In the spirit of Women's Month, we chat with Tshepiso Mazibuko, an award-winning South African photographer and artist... | |
The art of perfecting pottery with Chuma Maweni[Eugene Yiga] Born in Port Elizabeth and raised in the Eastern Cape, Chuma Maweni loved drawing with pencils and crayons when he was a boy. Although he didn't know if what he was doing at the time counted as art, he is now glad that the people throughout his life supported his interests... | |
#BehindtheSelfie: Mark Modimola, South African artist[Evan-Lee Courie] This week we go beind the selfie of Mark Modimola is a South African artist based in Johannesburg working in digital art, illustration and painting... | |
#AfricaMonth: Walter Train brings his unique design aesthetic to Emazulwini restaurant[Evan-Lee Courie] Walter Train, whose practice is informed by his own diverse heritage, describes his design work as sitting at the intersection of two seemingly disparate worlds: one an Nguni upbringing rooted in family and culture, the other a western lineage intimately part of his birth... | |
Luca Sola to exhibit at MSF 'People On The Move' photo exhibition[Evan-Lee Courie] Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières' (MSF) People On The Move photo exhibition will showcase work from Luca Sola, an Italian-born documentary photographer, visual artist, and lecturer based in Johannesburg, South Africa and many other visual artists... | |
Athenkosi Kwinana breaks the stigma about Persons Living with Albinism (PLWA) through art[Evan-Lee Courie] Athenkosi Kwinana, a visual activist based in Johannesburg, South Africa, felt the discrimination against Person Living with Albinism (PLWA) when growing up, and is one of the many artists exhibiting at the 10th Investec Cape Town Art Fair... | |
"My art is obnoxious, queer and necessary," says Cape Town emerging artist Githan Coopoo[Evan-Lee Courie] Visual artists across the globe, and specifically in Africa, have over the years reimagined their African identity, creating narratives that include all facets of life... | |
Investec Cape Town Art Fair celebrates a decade of creative achievements[Evan-Lee Courie] The Investec Cape Town Art Fair returns in 2023, making this its 10th edition of the ever-popular contemporary art fair in Africa... | |
Immersing Africa in the world of NFT artImage supplied: The African NFT Art Collective | |
Mixing magic and comedy with Riaad MoosaImage supplied: South African comedian Riaad Moosa | |
#WomensMonth: Behind the art of inaugural Anna Award winner, Lerato NkosiImage supplied: Anna Award winner Lerato Nkosi | |
#YouthMonth: Behind the art of Karabo PoppyImage supplied: Karabo Poppy | |
Exploring Extended Reality with Future Africa finalist Xabiso ViliImage supplied: Xabiso Vili | |
#AfricaMonth: Viwe Mfaku on using art to see a new futureImage supplied: Viwe Mfaku | |
African Ginger brings Jewel City to lifeImage supplied: Seth 'African Ginger' Pimentel | |
Bringing Black history to life through art[Johannes Masiteng] The Wikimedia Foundation has launched Wiki Unseen - an art initiative aimed at celebrating Black historical figures and advancing knowledge equity... | |
#YouthMatters: Courtney Hodgson chats founding quirky SA brand Kiffkak[Ruth Cooper] Twenty-two-year-old Courtney Hodgon chats about founding Kiffkak - a tongue-in-cheek, proudly South African apparel and product range - at such a young age, winning a Loerie and her advice for aspiring creatives... |