The Lab on the search for next generation of creative pioneers
By CityLife Arts Writer You fancy yourself as a John Kani or an Athol Fugard? If the answer is yes, you might be the right person that the world renowned … Read More
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An opportunity for fresh music talent from around Jozi to perform and get paid
By CityLife Arts Writer The French Institute of South Africa (IFAS), in partnership with TOTAL and associate partner Kaya FM, is presenting an exciting four-hour livestream titled Blooming Sounds from Joburg and … Read More
Dance works created during Lockdown for JOMBA!
By CityLife Arts Writer Dance in a Digital Age – in Conversation with… is one of the programmes curated within the JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience, presented by the Centre for Creative Arts, … Read More
RMB Turbine art fair promises to be a Paradise for collectors as 60 galleries sign up
This year fair attendance and art purchases will happen on the virtual world By Edward Tsumele Despite the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, South Africa’s art fair aimed at … Read More
Delightful theatre to ease my uncomfortable relationship with Shakespeare
Edward Tsumele I have a confession to make. I have an uncomfortable relationship with Shakespeare’ work, and this has nothing to do with its sophistication. It has everything to do … Read More
A day in the life of an international model
Two Miss SA Top 10 finalists reveal their travel secrets By CityLife Arts Writer Chantelle Pretorius (Pretoria) and Jordan van der Vyver (Cape Town), are both full time international models … Read More
We are in level 2, and can the arts industry trade as well?
By Edward Tsumele With President Cyril Ramaphosa having announced last night that the country is moving into level 2 of the risk adjusted threat of infection from the coronavirus, paving … Read More