Rebecca Malope sparked a fire in me as a child. Decades later, I honoured that flame with my first full-band performance
Sue Williamson’s new show opens in Joburg and a retrospective is coming soon
Solomon Mugutso takes inspiration from the lives of everyday people for his paintings
The work of 84-year-old artist Noria Mabasa explores traditions, mythology and spirituality
The multidisciplinary artist talks about finding herself through visual storytelling.
‘Artsronaut’ Nanna Venter lets us in on her process for designing book covers, including for Lauren Beukes’s ‘Afterland’
We re-examine Lebo Mathosa’s legacy as a biopic about the singer’s life hits our screens
When the AU is making promising strides in realising African integration through the adoption of pop culture, what lessons should be taken from them?
The artist uses his trademark comic-book style and a touch of Goya to address Marikana
Zoë Modiga’s sound played through headphones cuts any distance between her and the audience
‘This is America’ comes amid the world’s leisurely smartphone view of the United States’ ongoing political and cultural pandemonium.
The musical duo Darkie Fiction produces truly nourishing — truly South African — food for the millennial soul
If Atlanta was a taste of what’s to come, Orlando Stadium is going to explode like never before
Queerphobia in the media has been in the spotlight again this week after radio presenter Criselda Dudumashe misgendered her trans audience members
On their album AKA and Anatii keep the tradition of hip-hop spirituality and prosperity
Aubrey Poopedi defies the odds of blindness, and reaches the firmament of greatness as a rapper
“At its essence the name alludes to the ‘For Us By Us’ attitude that comes with this project. The lens is not one of an outsider looking in."
Artists may one day make it by releasing their music on the internet, but radio is still king.
Dodging politics, the new struggle for local hip-hop artists is for freedom through material wealth
Some artists are taking the rap for nailing their political colours to the mast while steering clear of negative ‘political repercussions’
