Media24 Books apologies over literary awards ‘mistake’
By Edward Tsumele What was meant to be a normal literary award ceremony that publishing giant Media24 Books has held for over 60 years turned into a nightmare within 48 … Read More
Turbine Art Fair launches new photographic competiton to tell stories of lockdown
By Edward Tsumele A new photographic intiative that is aimed at giving members of the public an opportunity to interpret the effect of social distancing as a result of the … Read More
Carolyn Steyn Juggling art and philanthropy through 67 blankets
By Edward Tsumele It was in January 2014 when an invite popped into our’ email boxes inviting us to a presentation at the Nelson Mandela Foundation. The invitation did not … Read More
Vincent Mantsoe film cuts through the pandemic
By CityLife Arts Writer The French Institute of South Africa (IFAS) is this month presenting an original contemporary dance performance, Cut, by South African choreographer Vincent Mantsoe in partnership with … Read More
Young artists can play a role in fighting COVID-19
June 16 this year cannot be marked the same way. The country is in the middle of a war with a dangerous virus, the novel Coronavirus. Like all other peoples … Read More
Market Photo Workshop training made me see the world differently
By Giyani Baloi All photographs by Giyani Baloi. I am Giyani Baloi, one of the graduates and beneficiaries of the Market Photo Workshop’s photography training programme aimed at equipping particularly … Read More
Kwasha turning young theatre graduates into professionals
CityLife Arts editor EDWARD TSUMELE chats to Market Theatre Laboratory head CLARA VAUGHAN about Kwasha! A theatre company formed by The Market Theatre Lab in association with Windybrow Centre of … Read More