Durban residents encouraged to look out for snakes
By CityLife Arts Writer It’s heating up and the rains are here… which means snakes are waking up from their winter slumber and are hungrily heading out to forage for … Read More
Month: September 2021
An unrivalled richness of post-war paintings tops Strauss & Co’s. spring offering
By CityLife Arts Writer Strauss & Co has announced advance details of a special artist focus on Erik Laubscher and Claude Bouscharain, two quintessential Cape painters, in its forthcoming live … Read More
The recent arts summit was a success as conveners look forward to implementing resolutions
By CityLife Arts Writer The STAND Foundation, in association with the Toyota US Woordfees, hosted a successful summit of arts organisations in Stellenbosch from 20-22 September. The Summit was attended … Read More
How a team of musicologists and computer scientists completed Beethoven’s unfinished 10th Symphony
By Ahmed Elgammal When Ludwig von Beethoven died in 1827, he was three years removed from the completion of his Ninth Symphony, a work heralded by many as his magnum … Read More
Forensic report fingers National Arts Council members, senior management and staff in improprieties
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor The National Arts Council from some Council members including senior Management and some staff members, have been fingered by an independent forensic report for a … Read More
National Arts Council PESP forensic report to be released today
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor The waiting is final over as one of the much anticipated forensic reports in arts circles will eventually be released today, Monday, September 27. This … Read More
Five arts and culture legends honoured through exhibition at Market Photo Workshop
BY CityLife Arts Writer Johannesburg: On Heritage Day (24 September) the Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) hosted an exhibition opening at the Market Photo Workshop of works that pay homage … Read More