Artist to watch out for this week: Anna van der Ploeg at David Krut Projects
By CityLife Arts Writer If you are a visitor to Johannesburg in the next few weeks one of the events you may have to consider visiting is an exhibition titled … Read More
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Court again rules in favour of National Arts Festival, orders National Arts Council to pay millions of Rands immediately
This order emanates form a claim the NAF made against the NAC for reducing the grant it had initially awarded it as part of the Presidential Economic Stimulus Package funds … Read More
Vocalist Joya Mooi turning her teenage identity era issues into inspirational songs
Born of a South African father and her Dutch Mother, she is harnessing that identity into inspirational sound with the release of her single Remembering By CityLife Arts Writer Born … Read More
Veteran arts journalist Peter Feldman has died
By Edward Tsumele Veteran arts journalist Peter Feldman has died, and with his demise 50 years of journalism experience, most of it in the service of the arts, particularly film … Read More
Market Theatre celebrates 45 years, promising to bring back a thriving cultural hub in Newtown
By Edward Tsumele Market Theatre on Saturday , June 19, 2021, hosted its official party marking the Theatre’s 45 years of existence and in which not only did the place … Read More
Masabane Cecelia Rangwanasha a South African soprano who won the hearts of global music fans during a UK singing competition
By Edward Tsumele South African soprano Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha once again demonstrated the fact that South African artistic talent is one of the best in the world. Thesoprano , a … Read More
The day KK won the day as both he and Mandela laughed like little boys: Cellist and SAFM presenter Kutlwano Masote pays tribute to Kenneth Kaunda
By Kutwano Masote As I wave goodbye back to Kenneth Kaunda, let me share this story: It was in about 2002, at the inaugural National Order of Merit awards. They … Read More