The indeterminacy of our times and a new world trying to be born are reflected abundantly in the works to be displayed
From themes of isolation to those of integration, the festival is a mirror of the extremes of the human experience
From teen abductions to teen addictions, forbidden romances, superheros and the drug trade, look no further for your weekend binge-watching options
The ‘Cultures of Populism’ conference at Wits University explores historical and contemporary contexts, beckoning SA to examine its own versions
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On Common Ground, an exhibition at the Apartheid Museum, goes beyond the obvious and beyond apartheid
Sample this selection of intrigue and weed-dealing comedy mixed up with nuclear disaster and gangster origin stories
The 2019 National Arts Festival features Gabrielle Goliath, who amplifies the voices of a group of rape survivors in a fascinating installation
The men and women who make us roar with laughter themselves have to muster a lot of courage, writes Anton Krueger
Drama, dystopian fiction, intrigue and mystery: your weekend binge watching is sorted
The National Arts Festival of 2019 has more than 500 productions on the programme, including workshops, artist walkabouts, live art, music theatre, street ...
Edoardo Villa, not generally a political artist, pointed to June 16 with his 1978 steel sculpture. Was he just being politically correct or standing up when he ...
Get engrossed in secrets, lies, blackmail, murder and even teenage mischief to spice up your weekend
The weapon that killed the troubled artist has sold for more than R2.5m
Buhle Ngaba’s career trajectory first intersected with that of theatre great John Kani when she was cast in his play ‘Missing’
'Most famous weapon in the history of art' expected to fetch up to €60,000
War Without Glamour, at the Free State Arts Festival on 1 July, gives prominence to the politics of Emily Hobhouse’s peace activism, write Helen Dampier, ...
Multiple grammy awards winner stills hogs the limelight, but younger artists are claiming their space
If Makhanda and its institutions of arts and education are to survive, then its citizens must adapt
The director and musical legend pair up after 14 years for a new take on the 20th century’s most elusive and mythological pop-culture figure
