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Churchil Naude — art should help us discern what is real; it needs to be felt

Churchil Naude — art should help us discern what is real; it needs to be felt

Mick Raubenheimer
08 Dec
Beauty and the scalpel — poet Khadija Heeger on the function of art

Beauty and the scalpel — poet Khadija Heeger on the function of art

Mick Raubenheimer
26 Nov
‘Like music to my eyes’ — the art and inspiration of guitarist Anton L’Amour

‘Like music to my eyes’ — the art and inspiration of guitarist Anton L’Amour

Mick Raubenheimer
12 Nov
To dine for: Spier winemaker’s dinners are a recipe for success

To dine for: Spier winemaker’s dinners are a recipe for success

Georgina Crouth
27 Oct
World of inspiration – punk rockers 21 Children on their wide artistic influences

World of inspiration – punk rockers 21 Children on their wide artistic influences

Mick Raubenheimer
21 Oct
Reflections on Nick Cave’s ‘Faith, Hope and Carnage’

Reflections on Nick Cave’s ‘Faith, Hope and Carnage’

Mark Heywood
10 Oct
Socially critical, not necessarily dark, and free of subtlety – Diane Victor on art and catharsis

Socially critical, not necessarily dark, and free of subtlety – Diane Victor on art and catharsis

Bongo Mei
09 Oct
Intuition, trust and curiosity – how photographer Lindokuhle Sobekwa captures his country

Intuition, trust and curiosity – how photographer Lindokuhle Sobekwa captures his country

Mick Raubenheimer
20 Sep
Enticement and freedom come from living creatively in the platteland

Enticement and freedom come from living creatively in the platteland

Julienne Du Toit
20 Sep
Mtshali, Michael Jackson and manga – the many influences of coolest cats MaxX & Love

Mtshali, Michael Jackson and manga – the many influences of coolest cats MaxX & Love

Mick Raubenheimer
18 Sep
Modern Masters V — when so-called ‘weird’ art is simply too absorbing to be overlooked

Modern Masters V — when so-called ‘weird’ art is simply too absorbing to be overlooked

Nkgopoleng Moloi
15 Sep
Artists Dada Khanyisa, William Kentridge heal Johannesburg’s wounds and put the Spring back in her step

Artists Dada Khanyisa, William Kentridge heal Johannesburg’s wounds and put the Spring back in her step

Ferial Haffajee
08 Sep
The winter of art’s discontent

The winter of art’s discontent

Mary Corrigall
04 Sep
Of Kissing Coppers and Molotov flower throwers: Banksy Cuts and Runs in Glasgow

Of Kissing Coppers and Molotov flower throwers: Banksy Cuts and Runs in Glasgow

John Curtis
31 Aug
Aeiden Swan shows her cards as an artist provoked by photography, film and the written word

Aeiden Swan shows her cards as an artist provoked by photography, film and the written word

Mick Raubenheimer
28 Aug
New control working group to propel African voices in the global HIV response

New control working group to propel African voices in the global HIV response

Yogan Pillay and Izukanji Sikazwe
22 Aug
Cape Town’s Church Street: a powerful ‘contact zone’ where diverse arts and crafts connect

Cape Town’s Church Street: a powerful ‘contact zone’ where diverse arts and crafts connect

Voni Baloyi
08 Aug
Does visual activist Zanele Muholi also dream of a Barbie world?

Does visual activist Zanele Muholi also dream of a Barbie world?

Keith Bain
03 Aug
Uche Okeke – of legacies, interactive artworks and minting NFTs

Uche Okeke – of legacies, interactive artworks and minting NFTs

Lucinda Jolly
01 Aug
Disrupt, surprise, abhor – the role of art in our scroll-by world, according to Toast Coetzer

Disrupt, surprise, abhor – the role of art in our scroll-by world, according to Toast Coetzer

Mick Raubenheimer
19 Jul
On being an artist in the city – the unseen narratives of Johannesburg

On being an artist in the city – the unseen narratives of Johannesburg

Mamelodi Marakalala
18 Jul

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