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

The night Johannesburg literati congratulated young writer Thobile Phudi, winner of the 2026 Achmat Dangor Literary Prize 

Nandi Madida and Zakes Bantwini’s son Shaka causes international art waves as he exhibits in The Netherlands

HughFest 2026 at NIROX: A Celebration of Bra Hugh Masekela’s Legacy

Alternativa Film Festival opens submissions for 2027 edition, expanding to Africa

Carl Golembeski: Emerging from a humble punk youth culture to much sought after globe-trotting sound technician

Robert Mugabe: The Black Victorian by Percy Zvomuya sells out at its first launch in Johannesburg

Gauteng community arts centres to gather in Newtown to discuss their future

Friday, October 30, 2026
Legendary ceramicist Esias Bosch’s works from two private collectors are currently on auction
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Legendary ceramicist Esias Bosch’s works from two private collectors are currently on auction

February 15, 2023

The timed online auction of his ceramic works, more than 50 of them (13 and 20 February 2023) and are also   on display at the Strauss & Co offices located … Read More

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Premiere of William Kentridge’s critically lauded theatre work The Head &The Load confirmed for Joburg Theatre in April
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Premiere of William Kentridge’s critically lauded theatre work The Head &The Load confirmed for Joburg Theatre in April

February 14, 2023

Booking for tickets costing R600 / R400 / R250 is open for the production running from 21 April – 6 May 2023 for 14 performances only. By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor … Read More

Comment on Premiere of William Kentridge’s critically lauded theatre work The Head &The Load confirmed for Joburg Theatre in April
Simphiwe Dana and Gregory Maqoma ‘custodians of the soul’, says writer
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Simphiwe Dana and Gregory Maqoma ‘custodians of the soul’, says writer

February 14, 2023

By Sandile Memela I look at you two … er, three and I see creative intellectuals who are able to illuminate, give shining light at this darkest stormy night of … Read More

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I enjoyed double dose of cerebral theatre genre on stages of Keorapetse William Kgositsile at UJ Arts Centre
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I enjoyed double dose of cerebral theatre genre on stages of Keorapetse William Kgositsile at UJ Arts Centre

February 14, 2023

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor After the disruption of the past three years by the global pandemic Covid-19, it is a pleasure to now be able to attend theatrical productions … Read More

Comment on I enjoyed double dose of cerebral theatre genre on stages of Keorapetse William Kgositsile at UJ Arts Centre
Radio in South Africa turns 100 – and collides with podcasting and streaming
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Radio in South Africa turns 100 – and collides with podcasting and streaming

February 14, 2023

Sisanda Nkoala, Cape Peninsula University of Technology This year marks 100 years since radio was introduced in South Africa, through “the first experimental broadcast at the Railway Headquarters in Johannesburg” … Read More

Comment on Radio in South Africa turns 100 – and collides with podcasting and streaming
I had immersive art experience in Parkwood over the weekend despite wet weather: Hopping from one exhibition to the next
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I had immersive art experience in Parkwood over the weekend despite wet weather: Hopping from one exhibition to the next

February 13, 2023

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor When it rains we often say in Africa it is a blessing. I expressed this view recently when I observed clouds gathering in the sky. … Read More

Comment on I had immersive art experience in Parkwood over the weekend despite wet weather: Hopping from one exhibition to the next
Can I Play? Exhibition puts spotlight on women’s yearning for freedom from patriarchal oppression
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Can I Play? Exhibition puts spotlight on women’s yearning for freedom from patriarchal oppression

February 13, 2023

By Edward Tsumele When you look at her art works at face value, it gives you a sense and feeling of playfulness. But do not be fooled by visual artist … Read More

Comment on Can I Play? Exhibition puts spotlight on women’s yearning for freedom from patriarchal oppression

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Recent Posts

  • The night Johannesburg literati congratulated young writer Thobile Phudi, winner of the 2026 Achmat Dangor Literary Prize 

    The night Johannesburg literati congratulated young writer Thobile Phudi, winner of the 2026 Achmat Dangor Literary Prize 

    October 30, 2026
  • Nandi Madida and Zakes Bantwini’s son Shaka causes international art waves as he exhibits in The Netherlands

    Nandi Madida and Zakes Bantwini’s son Shaka causes international art waves as he exhibits in The Netherlands

    October 30, 2026
  • HughFest 2026 at NIROX: A Celebration of Bra Hugh Masekela’s Legacy

    HughFest 2026 at NIROX: A Celebration of Bra Hugh Masekela’s Legacy

    October 30, 2026
  • Alternativa Film Festival opens submissions for 2027 edition, expanding to Africa

    Alternativa Film Festival opens submissions for 2027 edition, expanding to Africa

    October 30, 2026
  • Carl Golembeski: Emerging from a humble punk youth culture to much sought after globe-trotting sound technician

    Carl Golembeski: Emerging from a humble punk youth culture to much sought after globe-trotting sound technician

    October 29, 2026
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