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

Sibongile Mkhabela: Odd female, accused No. 6 in June 16 trial, reveals her role at Women’s Festival

In Pursuit of Glimmer exhibition extends women’s struggle for freedom beyond that of 1956

African women music luminaries honoured in style at the weekend in Johannesburg

Kaza Kamba festival returns for 3rd iteration at The Market Theatre

Social scientist Pearl Sithole explains why women academic researchers are oftenfound at the bottom of rankings

80 years of freedom, one enduring cultural Festival

Mankebe Seakgoe, a University of Witwatersrand fine art graduate wins the 2026 ANNA Award

Friday, August 14, 2026

Month: February 2021

The Reunion featuring Georgina Gratrix’s impasto brushwork and distorted figures
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The Reunion featuring Georgina Gratrix’s impasto brushwork and distorted figures

February 11, 2021

Gallery 1, 13 February 2021 – 31 May 2021 By CityLife Arts Writer Curated by guest curator Dr. Liese van der Watt, this exhibition presented by Norval Foundation entitled The … Read More

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The year had ravages, and yet Strauss &Co. achieved decent art sales results
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The year had ravages, and yet Strauss &Co. achieved decent art sales results

February 11, 2021

By Frank Kilbourn The year 2020 was a year for the ages and presented challenges at every level of our operations. Despite the ravages of a global pandemic, Strauss & … Read More

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South African minority languages finally given space on theatre stages
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South African minority languages finally given space on theatre stages

February 10, 2021

The production Father Come Home/Tate Etla Gae by E’skia Mphahlele is expected to bring diverse audiences, especially sePedi speakers and enthusiasts to the Market Theatre this February. By Edward Tsumele … Read More

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Visual artist George Mulaudzi has finally found a new home for his body of work
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Visual artist George Mulaudzi has finally found a new home for his body of work

February 10, 2021

By Edward Tsumele During the day he works as a health consultant for a Men’s Health Clinic situated in inner city Johannesburg. But on weekends and after 5pm he gets … Read More

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Campaign to help Covid-19 hit creatives launched
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Campaign to help Covid-19 hit creatives launched

February 10, 2021

By Citylife Arts Writer  The creative sector in South Africa has been devastated by the impact of Covid19. Many creatives find themselves in dire situations, with many not having earned … Read More

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  • Sibongile Mkhabela: Odd female, accused No. 6 in June 16 trial, reveals her role at Women’s Festival

    Sibongile Mkhabela: Odd female, accused No. 6 in June 16 trial, reveals her role at Women’s Festival

    August 12, 2026
  • In Pursuit of Glimmer exhibition extends women’s struggle for freedom beyond that of 1956

    In Pursuit of Glimmer exhibition extends women’s struggle for freedom beyond that of 1956

    August 12, 2026
  • African women music luminaries honoured in style at the weekend in Johannesburg

    African women music luminaries honoured in style at the weekend in Johannesburg

    August 12, 2026
  • Kaza Kamba festival returns for 3rd iteration at The Market Theatre

    Kaza Kamba festival returns for 3rd iteration at The Market Theatre

    August 12, 2026
  • Social scientist Pearl Sithole explains why women academic researchers are oftenfound at the bottom of rankings

    Social scientist Pearl Sithole explains why women academic researchers are oftenfound at the bottom of rankings

    August 7, 2026
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