Again She Reigns touches past wounds for contemporary healing
By Edward Tsumele The position and the status of an African woman in society has been erased in the past, and unfortunately continues to suffer the same fate in the … Read More
Month: August 2020
Letting people be when it comes to question of gender, says curator
By CityLife Arts Writer One of the attractions at the ongoing online art fair, Latitudes is an exhibition entitled Embodying Her-Self, which essentially talk to the idea of not forcing … Read More
Feast of American dance films at JOMBA! 2020
By CityLife Arts Writer Ten dance films will be screened at the 22nd JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience, in a carefully curated section of the programme called USA Dance on Screen which … Read More
Online art fair Latitudes embraced by collectors
By Edward Tsumele If there was any doubt about the viability of selling art online due to the current pandemic affecting the art market, that doubt has been removed by … Read More
Women and their work celebrated at JOMBA Festival
By CityLife Arts Writer There could not have been a better way of celebrating women than featuring the work of women choreographers and dancers at the forthcoming JOMBA Festival, which … Read More
Book raises poignant questions about the future of Nelson Mandela’s party
My instinctive reaction on first laying my eyes on Mcebisi Ndletyana’s new book, Anatomy of the ANC in Power: Insights from Port Elizabeth, 1990-2019, was to wonder if the African … Read More
When Social Media gets it wrong: National School of the Arts not closing down
The advent of social media and the subsequent development of what is now known as citizen Journalism has a lot of benefits to society as this means the democratisation of … Read More