Using their creativity, two artists help society understand the complex experience of womanhood

For too long their contribution has been ignored but the evidence of their role is there to be seen

An Iziko exhibition turns the spotlight back on an all but forgotten choir whose members were key in helping to shape South Africa’s future

In April 2013, Nokuphila Kumalo was beaten to death on a street in Woodstock, Cape Town, where she worked.

After 30 years, Penny Siopis’s work still takes chances with materials, inventing images and, in the process, negotiating happenstance.

The ANC has asserted itself as a party interested in art. Being a disciplined and hierarchical structure, work has been apportioned by rank.

Jo Noero’s exhibition looks at the social dimension from which architecture cannot detach itself. Brent Meersman reports.