Great collectable art books and art to choose from at David Krut
By Edward Tsumele One of the pleasures of this time is when goods that are normally expensive are on special, and this is quite important, especially for a society who … Read More
Month: November 2020
Bobi Wine has already changed the Ugandan opposition. Can he change the government?
By Sam Wilkins and Richard Vokes Just three weeks into his official campaign for the Ugandan presidency, Ugandan musician and parliamentarian Robert Kyagulanyi (better known by his stage name Bobi … Read More
Soweto’s punk band Afronaught releases single that stretches the limit of genre
Afronaut’s first single, Birdhouse, announces the arrival of one of2020’s most thrilling new bands. By CityLife Arts WriterAvailable on all streaming platforms from Friday November 27, Birdhouse captures the singular … Read More
Strong online sale caps a year of innovation and change at Strauss & Co
By CityLife Arts Writer Strauss & Co, South Africa’s preeminent auction house, successfully concluded its 2020 sales drive with an upbeat online-only auction of modern, post-war and contemporary art, decorative … Read More
A Global first for My Body My Space Public Art Festival
This is as this year the festival that normally takes place in Mpumalanga uses WhateApp to connect with audiences By CityLife Arts Writer The My Body My Space: Public Arts … Read More
#Yeo-vilites Waars Was Jy planned reunion at Zoo Lake attracts interest from former residents of Yeoville
The pictures we missed: Thembi is not Arabi and Arabi will never be Thembi, and now figure out who these people are B y Edward Tsumele We knew from the … Read More
The Kenyan film director taking on the world – with positive stories of black life
By Lyn Johstone In a 2017 TED Talk, the Kenyan film director Wanuri Kahiu shared her mission to make what she called “Afrobubblegum” art. The aim is to contribute to a world … Read More