Ruth Carter and Laduma Ngxokolo’s collaborative costumes make ‘Coming 2 America’ easier on the eye
Multimedia journalist and healer Sethembiso Zulu’s debut solo show embraces a fierce, raw and broken timelessness that encapsulates what it means to be human
Chorister and opera singer Nolufefe Mtshabe inspired hundreds of pupils to uphold her legacy
Permanent exhibition elements are arranged to immerse visitors fully in the experience
Few South African art-lovers will recognise her name, but Nita Spilhaus’s work from the 1920s is like a breath of fresh air, writes Robyn Sassen
‘Final Solution’ balances stories of Nazi Germany and the extermination of Europe’s Jews and reveals the treatment meted out to them post-World War II
Sylvia Glasser dared to dream the impossible during the dark days of apartheid and radically altered the landscape of SA contemporary dance.
The gallery is staging six exhibitions to celebrate its centenary but its future is not without problems.
A genderqueer artist is going boldly, goldly naked to trumpet the sacred human form.
One cannot dissociate Pierneef from Nationalist politics but his work defies easy categorisation and kneejerk condemnation.