Art - Page 2 of 11

Buqaqawuli Nobakada paints so her younger self can dream

12 Mar 2023

Buqaqawuli Nobakada’s mixed media works are poignant expressions of the Black, female experience. Her works define...

9 Mar 2023

The Head & The Load comes to Joburg Theatre following World Premiere at Tate Modern Co-Produced by Centre d’Art...

7 Mar 2023

Shaquille-Aaron Keith is a polymath in the true sense of the word. It is one thing to be creative and to have a handle...

1 Mar 2023

Porky Hefer’s work exists as a bridge between the natural world and us humans - our need for design, and incisive...

27 Feb 2023

The colours embellishing Wycliffe Mundopa’s works are kaleidoscopic; as if he were showing us, the viewers, the prism...

23 Feb 2023

The city was flourishing last week. With the anticipation of the 10th Investec Cape Town Art Fair that kicked off on...

20 Feb 2023

I find the subject of Artificial Intelligence extremely intimidating, and I’m not sure I ever imagined putting...

6 Feb 2023

Southern Guild is kicking off 2023 with a double-hitter of solo exhibitions by artist Porky Hefer and Zimbabwean...

2 Feb 2023

Mortality beckons all of us. One thing is certain, each of us will die, at some point. While we are housed in our...

31 Jan 2023

The Academy Awards (known colloquially as ‘The Oscars’) is the most prestigious awards show in film - and winning an...

18 Nov 2022

I first saw Talia Ramkilawan’s work at the Michaelis Graduate exhibition in 2018 - fabric woven in tapestry, vivid...

21 Oct 2022

In the age of Instagram, I count myself lucky to have URL friendships that blossom through DMs - the cosiness of text...