We recognise how narratives are vehicles of power, as they shape who is seen as Human, who is believed, and whose suffering matters
Youth zines form a movement reclaiming black narratives and cultural space
Keorapetse Kgositsile played a vital part in elevating the position of the cultural worker
Judy Seidman responds to Athi Mongelezi Joja’s expanded assessment of her ‘Drawn Lines’ exhibition
We should be wary of taking theories of commitment and agency as self-evident; we should instead question their unspoken assumptions as we also question the motivations attendant…
The Mail & Guardian apologises to the artist for the errors of fact and aspersions attributable to our lapses of process
In this response to Judy Seidman, Njabulo Zwane defends a Black Radical Tradition of refusing the notion of work itself
Judy Seidman responds to Athi Mongezeleli Joja’s review of her exhibition with some reflections on the praxis of the Medu Art Ensemble
The politics of art aren’t always discovered in the confines of the art industry and its institutions
