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

FNB Art Joburg is almost here, and this year, it has added new features

Judges of ANNA Award name top 5 finalists, but you can still vote for your favorite artist for the Audience Award

Whose story, do we choose to keep silent, a new powerful play at Theatre on the Square asks

Nomsa Manaka Gala lunch to raise funds for a community cancer Fund beckons

The annual popular Standard Bank Luju Festival launched in Johannesburg

CITYLIFE/ARTS tribute to Seputla Sebogodi: He was a special kind, successful yet remained rooted

Africa South Art Initiative hosts robust inaugural South African art history writing workshop

Sunday, July 26, 2026
Can COVID-19 inspire a new way of planning African cities?
Opinion

Can COVID-19 inspire a new way of planning African cities?

September 22, 2020

From Left: Patrick Brandful Cobbinah, Ellis Adjei Adams and Michael Odei Erdiaw-Kwasie Health crises are not new in Africa. The continent has grappled with infectious diseases on all levels, from … Read More

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Art Perspective: The need to grow a black fine art market in South Africa
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Art Perspective: The need to grow a black fine art market in South Africa

September 21, 2020

By Edward Tsumele The representation of black visual artists in the creative sector is huge, and yet there is very little black representation in the visual art trade itself as … Read More

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Remembering Achmat Dangor, the South African novelist who redefined identity
Opinion

Remembering Achmat Dangor, the South African novelist who redefined identity

September 20, 2020

By Ronit Frenkel In his 71 years, Achmat Dangor was many things to many people, both in South Africa and across the world. He was a lifelong activist and social justice advocate. He was … Read More

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My world unravelling ‘a lockdown therapeutic process’
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My world unravelling ‘a lockdown therapeutic process’

September 20, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer This exhibition of Ansa Clacey contains entitled My world unravelling work in oil combined with embroideries completed during the lockdown phase. “I’ve always been drawn to … Read More

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Entering Mrs. Mpumalanga to change lives: My story
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Entering Mrs. Mpumalanga to change lives: My story

September 20, 2020

By Ntombi Ngobese I am a 35-year-old woman originally from Limpopo, married in Mpumalanga Province.  Currently I live in Emalahleni, working at beautiful city called Ermelo. I am a qualified … Read More

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South African Rapper Nasty C releases Zulu Man documentary in Japan
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South African Rapper Nasty C releases Zulu Man documentary in Japan

September 19, 2020

By Citylife Arts Writer International Rapper and Producer Nasty C announced the release of his first documentary film created in partnership with Red Bull, Africa Creative Agency and Ivyson Entertainment. … Read More

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Journalism makes blunders but still feeds democracy: an insider’s view
Opinion

Journalism makes blunders but still feeds democracy: an insider’s view

September 19, 2020

Anton Harber, the veteran South African journalist, editor and journalism professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, has a new book out. So, For the Record: Behind the Headlines in an … Read More

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  • FNB Art Joburg is almost here, and this year, it has added new features

    FNB Art Joburg is almost here, and this year, it has added new features

    July 24, 2026
  • Judges of ANNA Award name top 5 finalists, but you can still vote for your favorite artist for the Audience Award

    Judges of ANNA Award name top 5 finalists, but you can still vote for your favorite artist for the Audience Award

    July 24, 2026
  • Whose story, do we choose to keep silent, a new powerful play at Theatre on the Square asks

    Whose story, do we choose to keep silent, a new powerful play at Theatre on the Square asks

    July 23, 2026
  • Nomsa Manaka Gala lunch to raise funds for a community cancer Fund beckons

    Nomsa Manaka Gala lunch to raise funds for a community cancer Fund beckons

    July 23, 2026
  • The annual popular Standard Bank Luju Festival launched in Johannesburg

    The annual popular Standard Bank Luju Festival launched in Johannesburg

    July 22, 2026
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