Fierce bidding war pushes David Hockney work past $90m at Christie’s sale

The National Arts Festival recently added a new event after they were contracted by Shurooq, the trade and investment arm of the Sharjah government, to ...

Le principe du plaisir topped the price fetched by Magritte’s La corde sensible, which was sold in 2017 for $17.9m

Spike Glasser's love of SA culture left an indelible impression on the young Adam that later informed his career

Growing army of rappers say their urban lyrics reflect their impoverished lives rather than romantic  love, earning them the attention of the national censors

Award-winning director Sara Blecher's new film, Mayfair, is about gangsters in the Johannesburg suburb

The evolution and popularity of jazz is not represented by the figures cited by the music industry, writes Gwen Ansell

Comedian Chris Tucker, who is on tour in SA in November, says he develops his comedy routines from personal experiences

Policies relating to import VAT, incentives and artists’ resale rights have a profound effect on the trade

Fortesque Helepi’s passion for books turned into a successful business. Now he's turning his hand to art

Cape Town’s Stevenson gallery has pulled out all the stops to showcase Breyten Breytenbach's The 81 Ways of Letting Go a Late Self, writes Melvyn Minnaar

Canal+ has lost 1.3-million subscribers in France since 2013 but has added twice as many in Africa, now its second-largest market

Outgoing CEO Michelle Constant says the organisation has made a difference in arts sectors in the rest of Africa, not just SA

Graffiti artists have been used to being chased away by city authorities, but the tide is turning, especially in Johannesburg, where the city is working with ...

Black photographer and white photojournalist exhibit striking contrasts of a fractured society