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Street Dogs, a documentary focused on the role of waste reclaimers in our society brought to life by Samora Machel (Cape Town) born and bred Aphiwe Koti What we really appreciate about documentaries is the impact the narratives and experiences shared have on our worldview. The purpose of a documentary is rooted in the important […]Read More
What is described as an ethereal piece of moving art. Light and flowers are the same. The emission of every light particle narrates its own distinct tale. A light bulb does not have what the moon does. In addition, daisies and roses carry different kinds of beauty. However, let us focus on light. Photographs are synonyms […]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
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
From the archives of our fashion handbook: Brenda Fassie We are flipping through the pages of our archival fashion handbook and pulling out the pages that documented Brenda Fassie’s iconic style. The Queen of African Pop reigned two kingdoms. Her throne extended to the 1980s fashion kingdom. She reigned in music and her crown carried […]Read More
Rich Mnisi’s Ku Hahama Collection and The Outsider Shirt by Nompumelelo Nhlapo The duality of the moon and the sun exists in dances this way and that in many eyes. Our experiences of the world lend us many lenses to see the beauty of celestial bodies. And it seems through every lens, the sun is […]Read More
The Third Culture Kid a Film by Paige Fiddes and Masa Mara When the sun tells you to face north to seek the essence of who you are. And the moon directs you to the ground to find your feet, where do you source the bits and pieces that construct who lies at your core? […]Read More
‘I want them to feel good, to feel represented, to feel important and to feel catered for in a world that is very biased and careless’. – Mxolisi Luke Mkhize 8 colours, each with its own voice about a people. Yellow whose tint is for sunlight. Orange whose shades colour the world with […]Read More
Releasing women and womanhood from the shackles of the male gaze with the eye that holds the camera We grew up in a world where women’s bodies and entire beings were depicted on billboards, magazine covers, on our TV screens; everywhere in the media. Hardly any of it was soft. It was far from authentic. […]Read More
The colour of my skin: a poem that accompanies EyeofYinga’s photographic body of work EyeofYinga is a South African photographer whose work narrates the stories of Black womanhood, the mundane of Blackness and Black culture and our personal experiences with society. View her work here: https://twitter.com/EyeofYinga?s=20 You Are Beauty To Me by EyeofYinga EyeofYinga’s photographic body […]Read More
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