She is discharged and healing at home
By CityLife Arts Writer Fans of Actress Thembisa Nxumalo will be happy to know that she is discharged from her recent admission at hospital and is healing at home. A … Read More
Month: August 2021
Caught, a solo exhibition by visual artist Olivia Botha at David Krut Gallery demonstrates the artist’s maturity in the contemporary art space
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor When I met visual artist Olivia Botha for the first time, it was in 2017, and I met her at the offices of leading fine … Read More
Sensitive human-centric approach to all citizens could be answer to curb toxic relations between police and communities, a new book suggests
Author: Ziyanda Stuurman Title: Can We Be Safe? The Future of Policing in South Africa Publishers: Tafelberg (2021) Review: By Roland Simpi Motaung As of 2020 according to Population World … Read More
Mandla Mlangeni, Maleh, BLK JKS and Brother Moves on to headline Fete De La Musique, Joburg 18 September
By CityLife Arts Writer Spring in Johannesburg is set to be filled with sounds created by a diverse range of amazing artists at one of the city’s most eagerly anticipated … Read More
Seasoned actress Lee-Ann van Rooi will host this year’s online BASA Awards
By CityLife Arts Writer The final plans for the forthcoming Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) awards for this year are in place and the host has been announced. The … Read More
Local art fair Latitudes partners with Artnet to curate major art auction focusing on contemporary art from Africa
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor South Africa’s Latitude Art fair, which was launched in 2019, has scored a significant deal on the contemporary art scene as it will co-cutate a … Read More
A New Apartheid prevails in South Africa, a new book by Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh argues
Author: Sizwe Mpofu- Walsh Title: The New Apartheid Publishers: Tafelberg (2021) Review: . By Rolland Simpi Motaung There is about three decade’s worth of literary reservoirs that have been trying … Read More