March 2, 2026 - CityLife Arts

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After being given a run around by commercial mainstream galleries, designer and illustrator Masonwabe’s work finally finds a home at University of Pretoria Museum

March 2, 2026

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor He is not an artists whose work you will find at major galleries in South Africa, being exhibited. However one of the most creative individuals … Read More

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Opera music lovers spoilt for choice as 10 sopranos are to go on stage at Joburg Theatre

March 2, 2026

By CityLife Arts Writer It is not so often that one gets to watch classical musicians perform in Johannesburg these days. Even more rare, is to watch opera music performers. … Read More

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Highlights

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Day: March 2, 2026

After being given a run around by commercial mainstream galleries, designer and illustrator Masonwabe’s work finally finds a home at University of Pretoria Museum

Opera music lovers spoilt for choice as 10 sopranos are to go on stage at Joburg Theatre