Festival ends this weekend, but show goes on
By CityLife Arts Writer The on going National Arts festival, which started on June 25 and official ends this weekend does not mean that arts lovers who might have missed … Read More
Month: July 2020
Travel charm is best Covid hangout
By Jojokhala C. Mei All my life I’ve thought melanin-rich South Africans need to make the magic mind-shift we still sorely can’t even imagine; until Tshwane-bred irreverent travel writer Lerato … Read More
Sony artists can now access daily earnings via cell phone
By Edward Tsumele This could not have come at a more appropriate time for artists that are cash-strapped during this time of COVID-19 and its financial challenges. Musicians that belong … Read More
NAC announces funding results for artists
The waiting for the results of the adjudication of the National Arts Council (NAC) Covid-19 applications results is over. The state agency that has been created in 1996 to specifically … Read More
RMB Turbine Art Fair goes virtual in August
By CityLife Arts Writer (RMB TAF), a unique South African art fair that brings together exhibitors from around the country to present, sell and celebrate art, is going virtual this … Read More
Music veterans release Covid-19 song
By CityLife Arts Writer The issue of sanitizing and wearing a mask to protect oneself is an issue of death and life during these uncertain times, and many people are … Read More
SA rapper Sho Madjozi reaches epic musical heights
By Edward Tsumele Crowned “a new kind of global pop star” by The New York Times, award-winning South African rap disruptor Sho Madjozi has clinched a major international recording deal. The xiTsonga musician who is … Read More