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

The current exhibition 1976 at 50 at Wits Art Museum adds new knowledge about June 16

Ubugqi beThongo draws inspiration from sustained, intimate engagement with ancient and contemporary local artistic practices

Writers Georges Lory and Daphnée Breytenbach discuss the complexity of translation and the life and times of anti-Apartheid rebel poet Breytenbach Breytenbach

Enduring Signatures…again is on at Sasol Gallery

Mukoni Ratshitanga’s new book on Sally Motlana receives endorsement from heavyweights in society at its launch in Sophiatown

Dudu Xaba: The pathfinder democratizing African storytelling

RMB Latitudes Art Fair to take place this coming weekend in Johannesburg

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Month: March 2026

Thokoza photographers framing new ways of photography practice in communities
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Thokoza photographers framing new ways of photography practice in communities

March 31, 2026

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor The crowd was not huge but the subject they dealt with so huge that dealing with this subject matter where tension, professional ambition and community … Read More

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Isitha saBantu is an exploration of how unthinking Africans are collaborators in their own oppression
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Isitha saBantu is an exploration of how unthinking Africans are collaborators in their own oppression

March 31, 2026

By Sandile Memela The play Isitha saBantu is three hours long with only 15 minutes break before the last 45 minutes to the finish. It is the detailed account of … Read More

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Tech tackles urban decay
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Tech tackles urban decay

March 31, 2026

BY CityLIfe Arts Writer Tech philanthropists David and Tracey Frankel have donated a 10-storey skyscraper to the Maharishi Invincibility Institute (MII), a move signalling a calculated attempt by the private … Read More

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Artist Proof Studio’s exhibition marking 35 years is a platform for collecting quality art and spotting fresh, emerging talent
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Artist Proof Studio’s exhibition marking 35 years is a platform for collecting quality art and spotting fresh, emerging talent

March 30, 2026

Artist Proof Studio at 35: A continuing commitment to artists, access and excellence. By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor When we arrived our curiosity was triggered by a group of young … Read More

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Bloke Modisane book launch puts spotlight on role of CIA in the life of black intelligentsia of the time
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Bloke Modisane book launch puts spotlight on role of CIA in the life of black intelligentsia of the time

March 26, 2026

An important Pan African literary conference was said to have been funded by the American spy agency, and so was the facilitation of exile for some of the brilliant minds … Read More

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Human Rights Festival this year packed with festivities –including 1000 Drums
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Human Rights Festival this year packed with festivities –including 1000 Drums

March 25, 2026

The 1000 Drums session is part of the Constitution Hill’s Human Rights Festival, one of Gauteng’s significant public events from the 26th to 29th March 2026 By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor A … Read More

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Finding Emnyamandawo, Imvemnyama launches debut EP at Lit.Culture in Brixton
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Finding Emnyamandawo, Imvemnyama launches debut EP at Lit.Culture in Brixton

March 25, 2026

By CityLife Arts Writer On 28 March, Imvemnyama (real name Sive Mqikela) releases his debut EP Emnyamandawo across all digital streaming platforms. That same day, the project lands at Lit.Culture … Read More

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Recent Posts

  • The current exhibition 1976 at 50 at Wits Art Museum adds new knowledge about June 16

    The current exhibition 1976 at 50 at Wits Art Museum adds new knowledge about June 16

    May 20, 2026
  • Ubugqi beThongo draws inspiration from sustained, intimate engagement with ancient and contemporary local artistic practices

    Ubugqi beThongo draws inspiration from sustained, intimate engagement with ancient and contemporary local artistic practices

    May 20, 2026
  • Writers Georges Lory and Daphnée Breytenbach discuss the complexity of translation and the life and times of anti-Apartheid rebel poet Breytenbach Breytenbach

    Writers Georges Lory and Daphnée Breytenbach discuss the complexity of translation and the life and times of anti-Apartheid rebel poet Breytenbach Breytenbach

    May 19, 2026
  • Enduring Signatures…again is on at Sasol Gallery

    Enduring Signatures…again is on at Sasol Gallery

    May 19, 2026
  • Mukoni Ratshitanga’s new book on Sally Motlana receives endorsement from heavyweights in society at its launch in Sophiatown

    Mukoni Ratshitanga’s new book on Sally Motlana receives endorsement from heavyweights in society at its launch in Sophiatown

    May 18, 2026
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