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Review: ‘Ikhaya Likamoya’ by Sethembiso Zulu — Ties that bind us all

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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
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Imizwilili zika Nolufefe ‘Fefe’ Mtshabe

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Chorister and opera singer Nolufefe Mtshabe inspired hundreds of pupils to uphold her legacy
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SA genocide museum opens

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Permanent exhibition elements are arranged to immerse visitors fully in the experience
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Nita Spilhaus in the Cape: More than a picture book

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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
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Holocaust fantasies distort truth

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‘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
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Sylvia Glasser dances to her own drum

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Sylvia Glasser dared to dream the impossible during the dark days of apartheid and radically altered the landscape of SA contemporary dance.
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JAG puts on show of a lifetime

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The gallery is staging six exhibitions to celebrate its centenary but its future is not without problems.
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An outsider’s bare act of defiance

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A genderqueer artist is going boldly, goldly naked to trumpet the sacred human form.
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JH Pierneef’s people-less power

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One cannot ­dissociate Pierneef from ­Nationalist politics but his work ­defies easy ­categorisation and kneejerk condemnation.
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Q&A Luyanda Sidiya: The seeds dance sows

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Siva is an electric dance into the notion of what god is, courtesy of Standard Bank’s Young Artist winner.
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Roger Cohen: We are all party to a family’s tale

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The New York Times columnist remembers the life of his family in South Africa, particularly his mother June, the girl from Human Street.
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Peter Schütz’s carved celestial creatures

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Peter Schütz’s sculptures are not only aesthetically brilliant, they also have the power to evoke a belief in the Omnipotent.
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