Nine Lives A reflection of anger and pain of refugees in the world!
By CityLife Arts Writer Nine Lives will make its South African debut from 12 November – 12 December 2021 as part of the 45 years celebration programming at the Market … Read More
Month: November 2021
South Africa’s liberation war veterans are angry: here’s why
By Lindy Heinecken The late 1950s was an era of growing resistance to the apartheid’s state’s application of discriminatory laws in South Africa. The resistance, led by the African National … Read More
The imperfect perfection of ceramists Hylton Nel and Nico Masemola
By CityLife Arts Writer The Sphinx regards the viewer with a smirk of bemusement and defiance. It has none of the apathy and inscrutability we’ve come to associate with these … Read More
Cinderella in Pictures
By CityLIfe Arts Writer The Joburg Theatre pantomime season is finally here and you can go in person to attend theatre as the Covid-19 restrictions have been eased. The opening … Read More
Booker Prize: Damon Galgut’s The Promise is a reminder of South Africa’s continued and difficult journey to a better future
By Daniel Conway .Damon Galgut, a white South African playwright and novelist, has won the 2021 Booker Prize for his novel The Promise, a satirical portrait of a white family living … Read More
South African Literary Awards winners announced
By CityLife Arts Writer The South African Literary Awards (SALA) inaugurated the Regional Poet Prize on the International African Writers’ Day, 7th November 2021, at a virtual ceremony held in Johannesburg. … Read More
Quality artworks at Johannesburg Auction Week, including show stopper Preller’s iconic human figure Adam and Eve
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor Not even the downpour that descended on Johannesburg on Thursday, November 6, 2021, late afternoon could stop art lovers and collectors from congregating on 89 … Read More