Public prevails to save publisher from collapsing
By Edward Tsumele“Thank you , thank you, thank you!”. This is the headline of a statement sent out on Friday, July 17, by book publisher Jacana Media, to members of … Read More
Ivy Rihlampfu, a young curator from Soweto with big dreams
By Edward Tsumele She could be somewhere between 22 and 25, but could not ask her age out of the experience I gained interviewing women artists over the years. They … Read More
Journalism of Drum’s heyday remains cause for celebration…70 years later
By Lesley Cowling Drum becomes an online-only magazine this month, almost 70 years after it was first launched as an African print publication. The magazine is now a celebrity-focused human … Read More
A young rap artist to watch out for: His name is King 98
By CityLife Arts Writer It looks like the future of rap music on the African continent lies with collaborations by young artists across the continent, and these collaborative efforts seem … Read More
Live-streaming ‘a success’ says Market Theatre
By CityLife Arts Writer It looks like for now while the prospect of opening theatres and other live events is still mired in uncertainty due to safety concerns because of … Read More
Goethe-Institut offers opportunity for arts project funding
By CityLife Arts WriterThose who would like to put up arts projects in the form of exhibitions, workshops and events in visual art, literature, music performance and film now have … Read More
My view on theatre opening and alcohol ban
By Edward Tsumele And so the President this week announced a raft of restrictions to try and minimize the chances and rate of infections and in the process lessen the … Read More