Rowlene releases her album 11:11 this Friday
By CityLife Arts Writer Pop sensation Rolwlene is releasing her long awaited album, 11:11 this Friday, and her fans her definitely waiting for this release for sometime now, and it … Read More
Month: November 2020
Patrick Seruwu: Chatting his own art identity after learning from collagist Benon Lutaaya
His first solo exhibition Silent Moments is on at Lizamore & Associates Gallery till November 30, 2020 By Edward Tsumele On the surface of it, to many people in the … Read More
How memes in the DRC allow people to laugh at those in power – and themselves
By Lesley Nicole Braun & Ribio Nzeza Bunketi Buse Memes have become expressions of contemporary culture worldwide, as people document their daily lives through images. The world of memes – the humorous … Read More
Transforming book to film at European Film Festival
By CityLife Arts Writer It’s a rarity to hear of a film that became a good book, but turning books into films is fairly common practice nowadays. Of the 12 … Read More
George Pemba and Marlene Dumas quality art pieces appear at Aspire auction sale
By CityLife Arts George Milwa Mnyaluza Pemba occupies a unique place in South African art. His depictions of people are marked by insight and empathy for his fellow human beings. … Read More
Nelson Mandela Foundation launches rights conscious apparel
By CityLife Arts Writer The nelson Mandela Foundation has just launched an exciting series fo rights based apparel that come in all shapes and sizes called the ZA Goodwill Collection … Read More
Trevor Noah, Refiloe Moahloli and Niki Daly win it for young readers at literary ceremony
This literary triumph for the authors is a boost for youth literature amidst reading apathy in South Africa By Edward Tsumele CITYLIFE/ARTS recently ran a feature pointing to the uncomfortable … Read More