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Ghanaian writer, filmmaker and art historian Nana Offoriata Ayim merges filmmaking with museums and introduces Mobile Museum's across Accra
Illustrator, graphic designer and street artist Karabo Poppy Moletsane chats representation, capturing the attention of global brands
Jaimie de Klerk is a Zimbabwean-born, Cape Town-based creative and nail technician exploring with nails as an artistic expression
Anelisa Mangcu is a curator, interdisciplinary art practitioner and founder of Under The Aegis with a resume that sets her apart as a future curatorial heavyweight
Being able to afford beautiful art that makes you happy shouldn’t be an exclusive privilege afforded to a select few. In fact now more than ever, art should be accessible to everyone
Bowls is wholly drawn from Nel’s own archive collection that he has set aside over the years, and includes works spanning 50 years of deeply personal exploration
As Curator of next year’s Liverpool Biennial, Khanyisile Mbongwa faces the monumental task of creating a space that not only celebrates Black and othered artists but engages both art and audience beyond the burden of history and language
This year, the ICA’s Live Art festival will be held from 19 March - 3 April at various locations in Cape Town and is free for all
As the saying goes, “women hold up half of the sky,” the same can be said for the art and design space. The list of exciting creative innovations championed by women is expanding more than ever before, and the industry is better for it
The winner of the Norval Foundation Sovereign African Prize talks process, humanisation, and transcendence
The ICTAF opens this Friday, here’s fair director Laura Vincenti’s guide to making the most of your experience
Showing at this year’s Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Andile and Nkuthazo Alexis Dyalvane are art-world darlings and one powerhouse pair
A round up of SA’s top artistic showcases, from playful observations to thought-provoking commentary, these exhibitions unravel the nuanced – and often painful – layers of our nation’s past and present
From trauma and creative self-doubt to finding your voice (and faith in the world)