The fine art of drawing the line
Sean O'Toole explores some of the portrayals of the naked black body that have elicited fierce reactions in SA's recent past.
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Sasol hosts Gauteng arts festival
Grade 11s explored their creative side and developed national pride at this year's Sasol Schools Festival.
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Art controversies of 2010
A round-up of the year's most controversial art stories, including unfinished elephants and the lesbians loathed by Lulu.
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Message on the bottle
At the end of a long, hot valley somewhere inland from Elands Bay on the Cape West Coast, one can find vines that are among the oldest in the country.
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Slaves between a rock and hard place
In a quiet moment it's not hard to imagine the despair of slaves who once laboured at Robben Island.
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A platinum collection
Miranda Friedman shows Anthea Buys the prized works in her home-cum-gallery.
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Newsroom wall of fame
We swung through the M&G newsroom to see who owns what and discovered that, if combined, our staff could hold a respectable exhibition.
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A gallery of one's own
Percy Zvomuya checks out artist and former curator Thembinkosi Goniwe's impressive collection of art at his home in Orange Grove.
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The occasional critic
Art critics, even occasional art critics like myself, are never allowed to utter the words: "I don't know much about art, but I know what I like."
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Art from the heart
Ricky Burnett pays tribute to an artist whose life exemplified the energy in his creations
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