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Restone Maambo’s navigation with his ancestral gift in his art It is a blessing to be gifted, but it is another thing entirely, something that exceeds a blessing, to use your gift to gift others life. Restone Maambo’s utilization of his gift to place life in the viewer’s hands reflects something. It reflects the importance […]Read More
pHantom; a 6 track EP by Ipeleng This time, last year, sitting between the barriers of the walls in our homes, we sat in our solitude and listened to Ipeleng’s Unsolicited. Being within a space that demanded us to feel allowed us to dwell in Ipeleng’s vocals and immerse ourselves with every thing she poured […]Read More
Seeing faces and landscapes at The Art Curator at Lourensford Estate The pieces currently on exhibition at The Art Curator at Lourensford Estate are portrayals of faces as well as landscapes of the seas and mountains. Portraiture i Simphiwe Mlangeni’s art style of portraiture is abstract with line being the element driving the narrative of […]Read More
Zozibini Tunzi, the Queen who wore a gown that will stay in our hearts forever Crowned Miss South Africa on National Women’s Day in 2019, a few months later Zozibini Tunzi was crowned Miss Universe in December (2019). Her grace, humility, intelligence and above all, awe-striking beauty is why we regard her as the landlord […]Read More
A look at the personal narrative in Lucas Sithole’s sculpture In seeking to provide an archive that reflects the works of Black South Africans, our eyes fell upon Lucas Sithole’s sculptures. Sithole signed his artworks with name that began with the letter T, although his elders named him Ncane, the Zulu word for small. He […]Read More
SA Creatives and Stadio School of Fashion are changing the narrative The media has the most important voice in our society. It is powerful and constantly tells us what we should think of ourselves, each other and the world at large. In addition, the media can be used a tool of control; to control thoughts, […]Read More
A conversation with Pianist Keenan John Meyer pianist noun Keenan John Meyer, a person gifted with the hands to play the keys in a heartwarming manner. South African born and bred Keenan John Meyer describes himself as a classically trained pianist, composer and scholar. His calling to music has accompanied him since the beginning. As […]Read More
Beloved, a digital album There are certain songs that sound like they were made on a Wednesday evening for people who like to sit alone on Sunday afternoons while the sun dances around the canvas of the sky. Beloved by Johannesburg-based Terrence? and Sean is a body of work that sounds like a group of […]Read More
Elaine, right now, in this moment in song and visuals On the 29th of September 2019, South African RnB singer and songwriter released her debut EP Elements. The Platinum certified EP is a work of art that gained her great success. Elements propelled her into greatness by reaching the number one spot on the national […]Read More
To Build a Library is to Keep the Flame of Knowledge Burning There is an African proverb that emphasizes the significance of wisdom and knowledge. We think about it a lot. What will happen to the children who will come generations later when access to their epistemology lies a few feet in the ground? The […]Read More
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