Silkscreening the pandemic
The print exhibition explores life in a world changed by Covid-19 through artworks that show us how individuals and communities have been shaped by the fallout from the outbreak.
Stories by: Sindi-Leigh McBride
Long Read | The anti-apartheid posters of Medu
The names of those who created the posters have only recently been revealed, such was the power of the threat their collective artwork held for the apartheid authorities.
Masande Ntshanga’s existential experimentation
The author speaks about his third book, Native Life in the Third Millennium, establishing a pop-up publishing platform and daring to be fully human.
The filmmakers advancing a radical Black Afrikaans
A decade after the release of Dylan Valley’s debut film, Afrikaaps: The Documentary, artists are working with Afrikaans in exciting ways to reflect on the history and future of the language.
Isaac Zavale’s visual ode to Joburg’s multiplicity
The artist’s first solo exhibition is an ode to and examination of Johannesburg’s central business district that skirts the glitz and normalises the grit and realities of the city.