In a world bursting with self-appointed saviours, Tracey Rose speaks truth to power
A biennial event has sprung up to provide a forum for black artists and intellectuals to meet
Nicholas Hlobo’s concealment is revealed in this exhibition as the art of saying little and selling a lot.
Tshabangu’s images of poverty don’t push the boundaries but his approach has integrity.
The artist Beezy Bailey is perhaps best known for having staged a hoax in the local art world. But everyone knows that he lends a critical voice.
Is Anton Kannemeyer’s <i>Pappa in Afrika</i>, flagrantly racist or is it a lament for a continent ravaged by centuries of colonial rule?