November 1, 2020 - CityLife Arts

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EntshoPhuthi Lephasa Tsopia: Melding Sesotho poetry into infectious traditional indigenous sound

November 1, 2020

By Edward Tsumele He has an unassuming character. No pretension of sophistication. In fact one could easily pass him in the streets as one of several ordinary people in Johannesburg … Read More

CITYLIFE/ARTS EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

New book, new author, Rešoketšwe Manenzhe

November 1, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer Rešoketšwe is a chemical engineer, writer and enthusiastic (novice) pizza maker. Her poems have been shortlisted for the Sol Plaatje EU Poetry Anthology; she won the … Read More

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Highlights

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

A date with visual artist Lusanda Ndita’s exhibition Indlela ibomvu, at Gallery MOMO beckons

Alfred Thoba, the suit dressed artist who remained seized by township life and the erosion of traditional African values

Double celebration as Market Theatre turns 50 in style, and so does June 16

Brandon Fairweather, the man who mastered managing health related anxiety shares his journey in a new book

Veteran portrait artist Reshada Crouse publishes a critically acclaimed autobiography

Ugandan artist Katesi Jacqueline Kalange wins the prestigious Cassirer Welz Award

Anti‑foreigner violence in South Africa is easily sparked: what hasn’t been done to deal with it

Day: November 1, 2020

EntshoPhuthi Lephasa Tsopia: Melding Sesotho poetry into infectious traditional indigenous sound

New book, new author, Rešoketšwe Manenzhe