Arts and Culture
There was a time not so long ago when the menswear at fashion weeks was the sad, reluctant partner to the women’s shows. Dragged along for the...
Describe yourself in a sentence.This is such a hard thing to do, so maybe I should quote my Twitter bio: writer, reader,...
They walked into the place, that place in Obs with the bottomless coffee and black consciousness books, dreadlocked revolutionary artists in...
The scale of Let Me Begin Again, which is the second edition of South-South, a Goodman Gallery Cape Town instalment of exhibitions focusing on the Global South, floods the senses....
Writer Peter Abrahams, who has died aged 97 in Jamaica, lived only the first 20 years of his very long life in South Africa, the land of his...
Through consideration of Dean Hutton’s Fuck White People exhibition, I’ve happened on the thought that the reason the work engenders...
Lining the walls of Johannesburg’s Goethe-Institut, large-scale black-and-white images offer an intimate, seductive and ultimately celebratory...
“I’m heading to the cricket at like five to try beat the traffic, then playing a set at this basement party,” says Alvhin Adendorff,...
OPINIONThere are no simple answers to some questions. Mostly there are no answers, in the often missed wisdom of Kanye West....
It’s difficult to write about a film that has already been so widely covered. Moonlight has racked up a string of awards, most notably...
Musical innovators Coldcut — the duo of Matt Black and Jonathan More — are in Johannesburg for the first time. It’s an overcast late...
SAFE HOUSE: EXPLORATIONS IN CREATIVE NONFICTION
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