A hybrid dance festival at South African State Theatre
By CityLife Arts Writer The South African State Theatre (SAST) has announced a prograame of theatre that is going to be a hybrid one due to the pandemic situation of … Read More
Pass Over play marks Black History Month at the Market
By Edward Tsumele Usually this time in normal times, black lives and black people’s lived experiences, especially in the US, and by extension, elsewhere, would be celebrated in style at … Read More
Yes, that’s Mr Rogue to you
BY Evelyn Groenink ‘Why must they publish my picture,’ Ivan says angrily, and I can’t help laughing. The Sunday Times has been headlining ‘rogue unit’ stories about him and his … Read More
Aspire Auctions hosts iconic Irma Stern and William Kentridge works
By Edward Tsumele Art collectors are definitely looking forward to Aspire Auction’s first fine art auction this year, which takes place in Cape Town on March 4. Not only is … Read More
The Reunion featuring Georgina Gratrix’s impasto brushwork and distorted figures
Gallery 1, 13 February 2021 – 31 May 2021 By CityLife Arts Writer Curated by guest curator Dr. Liese van der Watt, this exhibition presented by Norval Foundation entitled The … Read More
The year had ravages, and yet Strauss &Co. achieved decent art sales results
By Frank Kilbourn The year 2020 was a year for the ages and presented challenges at every level of our operations. Despite the ravages of a global pandemic, Strauss & … Read More
South African minority languages finally given space on theatre stages
The production Father Come Home/Tate Etla Gae by E’skia Mphahlele is expected to bring diverse audiences, especially sePedi speakers and enthusiasts to the Market Theatre this February. By Edward Tsumele … Read More