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The death of a public museum in South Africa and the emergence of a privately owned museum

The intimate and inviting: Photographs by seven female photographers on show at Umhlabathi, defy stereotyping of township life

Richest photography contest in South Africa, the Santu Mofokeng Photography Prize launched in Johannesburg

The literary legacy and writing prowess of K. Sello Duiker is celebrated in Johannesburg

A short history of the booming years of music in South Africa: And McCoy Mrubata is in the house

Filmmakers to get outcomes of funding from National Film and Video Foundation sooner than previously stated

Shows to particularly look out for at your neighbourhood theatre after National Arts Festival

Strauss & Co July sales led by art critic, Sean O’Toole’s selection

Tuesday, July 14, 2026
The death of a public museum in South Africa and the emergence of a privately owned museum
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The death of a public museum in South Africa and the emergence of a privately owned museum

November 2, 2022

By Edward Tsumele There was a time in art history in South Africa whereby both adults and children would go to a museum and immerse themselves in viewing art, often … Read More

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The intimate and inviting: Photographs by seven female photographers on show at Umhlabathi, defy stereotyping of township life
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The intimate and inviting: Photographs by seven female photographers on show at Umhlabathi, defy stereotyping of township life

July 13, 2026

What makes Ho Bona Ke Ho Rwala such a refreshing exhibition is how each of the photographers chose to photograph not only what was familiar but also, what is, misunderstood. … Read More

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Richest photography contest in South Africa, the Santu Mofokeng Photography Prize launched in Johannesburg
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Richest photography contest in South Africa, the Santu Mofokeng Photography Prize launched in Johannesburg

July 13, 2026

Open to all, especially emerging photography voices in the country, R100 000 is up for grabs, and those interested may enter for the contest, starting on Wednesday, July, 15 August, 2026. … Read More

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The literary legacy and writing prowess of K. Sello Duiker is celebrated in Johannesburg
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The literary legacy and writing prowess of K. Sello Duiker is celebrated in Johannesburg

July 10, 2026

Reflecting today, because of his talent and the fact that he died young, critics are not out of line, when they often compare him to other sharp literary minds who … Read More

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A short history of the booming years of music in South Africa: And McCoy Mrubata is in the house
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A short history of the booming years of music in South Africa: And McCoy Mrubata is in the house

July 9, 2026

The legendary South African jazz saxophonist McCoy Mrubata and friends have a date with fans in Johannesburg this week – Thursday, 9 July 2026, 19:00 at The Imagination Room, The Factory … Read More

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Filmmakers to get outcomes of funding from National Film and Video Foundation sooner than previously stated
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Filmmakers to get outcomes of funding from National Film and Video Foundation sooner than previously stated

July 9, 2026

Funding outcomes have been brought forward to 15 August 2026, from the previously communicated timeline of September 2026. This announcement was made last night amidst protest by filmmakers unhappy with … Read More

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Shows to particularly look out for at your neighbourhood theatre after National Arts Festival
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Shows to particularly look out for at your neighbourhood theatre after National Arts Festival

July 8, 2026

The winners for the National Arts Festival Ovation Awards have been announced. However, as is often the case at festivals, some of the shows that are featured on The Fringe … Read More

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Strauss & Co July sales led by art critic, Sean O’Toole’s selection
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Strauss & Co July sales led by art critic, Sean O’Toole’s selection

July 8, 2026

  July sales led by critic’s selection ·       Accessibility defines July Online offering  By CityLife Arts Writer Strauss & Co’s July ART online offering is a little different this winter. There is … Read More

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