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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
Casper Nyovest concert ‘a resounding success’
News

Casper Nyovest concert ‘a resounding success’

December 6, 2022

By CityLife Arts Writer Rapper and businessman Cassper Nyovest 6th Fill Up concert at the Mmbatho stadium was a resounding success with the likes of Nasty C, Anatii, Musa Keys, … Read More

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Street food keeps Johannesburg going – but working conditions of vendors are unhealthy
Opinion

Street food keeps Johannesburg going – but working conditions of vendors are unhealthy

December 6, 2022

Maasago Mercy Sepadi, University of Johannesburg and Vusumuzi Nkosi, South African Medical Research Council Informal vendors are a common feature in urban areas. Also known as street vendors, they sell … Read More

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Galore of funding opportunities available for entrepreneurs in the creative sector, but know where to look for them
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Galore of funding opportunities available for entrepreneurs in the creative sector, but know where to look for them

December 2, 2022

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor With unemployment figures alarmingly high generally in South Africa, and particularly more so in the ranks of the youth, there is certainly a need for … Read More

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YouthX by Nedbank collaborates with; GALXBOY to inspire the youth
News

YouthX by Nedbank collaborates with; GALXBOY to inspire the youth

December 2, 2022

By CityLife Arts Writer  As the biggest supporter of the South African youth, Nedbank created YouthX; a movement designed to unlock youth potential by inspiring them and providing access to resources … Read More

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The Arts & Culture Trust’s Nyoloha Scholarship Programme open call to launch in January 2023
News

The Arts & Culture Trust’s Nyoloha Scholarship Programme open call to launch in January 2023

December 2, 2022

Stand a chance to win a fully paid undergraduate scholarship to study at an arts institution of your choice in South Africa!  By CityLife Arts Writer Applicants with a keen … Read More

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Two artists DuduBloem and Sarah Grace collaborating in an exhibition focussing on message in textile art
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Two artists DuduBloem and Sarah Grace collaborating in an exhibition focussing on message in textile art

December 2, 2022

By CityLIfe Arts Writer Two artists who use textile in their art to communicate a message DuduBloem and Sarah Grace are currently having a collaborative exhibition involving two related galleries … Read More

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Artist and curator Bongi Dhlomo, featured in new book Mihloti Ya Ntsako published by Javett Art Centre finally gets recognition
News

Artist and curator Bongi Dhlomo, featured in new book Mihloti Ya Ntsako published by Javett Art Centre finally gets recognition

December 1, 2022

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor Artist and curator Bongi Dhlomo has played an important role in art history in South Africa, dating back to the apartheid years when she was … Read More

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  • 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

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