'We are all African': European rock art exhibition heads for Sci-Bono

Gordon Froud’s latest digital exhibition is a fascinating study of geometry’s complex role in everyday life, writes Edward Tsumele

Programme involving global artists a catalyst for social and cultural change

Explorations of form and sound in jazz challenge the status quo, writes Gwen Ansell

Festival was a thrill for this fan of actor and accompanying music , writes Charles Leonard

AfrikaBurn is a fertile ground for invention, collaboration and playful fun, writes Struan Douglas

Show features photography, nonfigurative painting, found objects and film, writes Melvyn Minnaar

Prolific and talented Jonas Mosa Gwangwa, 80, is still a powerfully compelling live artist, writes Gwen Ansell

Much art will not appreciate in value and the contemporary art market exhibits elements of a Ponzi scheme, writes Steven Kettle

Unschooled about music law and contractual issues, obtaining legal advice is a costly challenge, writes Lungile Sojini

Royalties worth R1bn-R1.5bn owed to performers over 55 years might have been stolen

Network equips artists, musicians and other performers for the world

Artist Esref Armagan is overthrowing our notions of how the blind see, writes Simon Hayhoe

Antony Gormley’s new creations reflect his own form — but this time with a grotesque twist, writes Elaine Yu

In the art world nowadays the latest trends in artistic expression relate to electronically generated images and installations, writes Fred Scott

Thulo urges people to try out new opportunities and to avoid getting boxed into one thing, writes Struan Douglas

SPONSORED: Award-winning rock band Santana are performing in South Africa in April