CityLife Arts is a specialist arts publication that focuses on visual art, theatre and literature.
The launch of Dolly Rathebe, The Daughters of Nandi and Queen Nozidiya Mother of Zulu!, on Saturday, at Book Circle Capital in Melville, was as informative about South Africa’scultural history … Read More
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor During the registration process at security control point at University of Johannesburg, on my way to the launch of Sound Me Out: A Lifetime of … Read More
This volume is an excellent example of ways in which autobiography can yield important kinds of knowledge and understanding, that are excluded from more conventional forms of historical writing, says … Read More
Revive has republished Lauretta Ngcobo’s Fiki learns to like other people and Dancing Duiker by Thokozile Chaane. By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor One of the pleasures of reading, particularly fiction … Read More
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/Arts Editor You think you know everything about the globally famous Ndebele painting style, popularised by Dr Esther Mahlangu. Right? However, wait till you lay your hands … Read More
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
By Giyani Baloi Dr Kopano Matlwa, the author of Coconut and one of South Africa’s respected fiction writers, has produced her fourth book, Bosadi. Her debutante book is Coconut, and … Read More
