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CityLife Arts is a specialist arts publication that focuses on visual art, theatre and literature.

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Highlights

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

Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

Resilient eSwatini photographer Siphephile Sibanyoni publishes a book about indigenous cultures of various communities on the African continent

KwaZulu-Natal born fine art graduate Sphumelele Zondi wins Sasol New Signatures Visual Arts Competition 2026

Thursday, September 17, 2026

Category: Film Review

Dear Sis Dolly is more than a relatable and authentic South African film
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Dear Sis Dolly is more than a relatable and authentic South African film

June 30, 2026

Complex black family dynamics and toxic corporate culture are at play here. Film Reviewer: Edward TsumeleTitle: Dear Sis DollyWhere: Nu Metro and Sterkinekor cinemas This is not the first time … Read More

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The Michal Jackson film Michael: I left the cinema still wanting more
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The Michal Jackson film Michael: I left the cinema still wanting more

April 23, 2026

Film: MichaelDirector: Antoine Fuqua Reviewer: Funeka Bambalele  For the first time in my life, I walked out of a cinema feeling genuinely peeved. Two hours with Michael, the new biographical film about … Read More

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Recent Posts

  • Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

    Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

    September 16, 2026
  • Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

    Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

    September 16, 2026
  • Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

    Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

    September 16, 2026
  • Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

    Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

    September 16, 2026
  • FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

    FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

    September 11, 2026
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