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The relationship between fashion and sport in Mbulelo Faluti’s photographic body of work ‘The game of tennis has always been intrinsically-tied with fashion, players endeavored to look their best while swinging their rackets’. – HYPEBEAST Sports and fashion meet on the tennis court. The love that exists between the two has become an everlasting component […]Read More
Bana Ba Metsi Bana Ba Moya Many African children grow up in homes where our first encounters with the spiritual realm begin at home. Usually, the birth of our spiritual journeys come to life in conversations with our elders and through seeing them pray with all their hearts among other acts. I attended Boitumelo Machaba’s […]Read More
Tinyiko Makwakwa’s Cosmos and the Community Sometime during the course of this week, in the beautiful space of Braamfontein in Johannesburg, we visited the Kalashnikovv Gallery. From the outside the portraits, that find home within the gallery space and rest on the walls, already have something to say. They call you in. Therefore, we stepped […]Read More
Justice Mukheli talks to CNN’s Africa’s Voices Changmakers about his tool of dismantling the spaces that shut African people and African voices out How to Write About Africa (2006) by Binyavanga Wainaina with its dissection of the Western perceptions of Africa is a book we should all read to understand who the world thinks we […]Read More
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
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
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
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
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