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The artist who painted Nelson Mandela’s favouriteportrait has just completed one of Strive Masiyiwa, Zimbabwean billionaire, philanthropist and African Union Special COVID-19 Envoy. As we enter our final week of Africa Month, we realize that we are weeks closer to Madiba’s month. July is almost here and that means soon we will be celebrating the […]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
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
We just wish the works were narrations of self-reflection i The roads we travel never end because we see the paths people have been on in their expression. This is true for Irma Stern whose work explores her encounters during her days of travel. A 58 x 58 cm oil on canvas painting allows us […]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
Colours and Emotions in art exhibition Colours are feelings. Emotions are tubes of colour. Sometimes we feel grey. Other times we feel monochromatic. If people from two hundred and fity years from now came, they would look at the archives we document daily and wonder why. They would wonder why in the depths of the […]Read More
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