The fine art of domesticating a revolution
As much as artists might rebel against it, art fairs and private enterprise are the new drivers
Opulent beach houses and the art of the leisure colonist
The growing number of extravagant homes built along South Africa's coastlines brings ethics – as well as aesthetics – into question.
Architectural solutions to slums and earthquakes
Presentations on earthquake readiness and slum settlement solutions at a global architecture congress have highlighted contributions to human dignity.
A lover of dirty, smelly and unsightly architecture
Industrial archaeologist David Worth champions the bleak monuments of South Africa's industrial architecture.
?Is Nathi Mthethwa the right man for the job?
After a game of ministerial musical chairs that saw Nathi Mthethwa replace Paul Mashatile, Sean O'Toole wonders if Mthethwa is suited for the arts.
Through the lens: Exploring land and photography in SA
From mine dumps to city skylines, four new books bring South Africa’s diversity into focus, writes Sean O'Toole.
Art brings home the grain drain
A Cape Town landmark will soon become a major international
museum that will focus primarily on work of African origin.
Images of an icon, real and imagined
Portraits of Nelson Mandela over the years — from the reverential to the interpretive — have firmly entrenched his status in popular culture.
Pieter Hugo: Melancholy etched in the flesh
Photographer Pieter Hugo's latest exhibition is a? "jolting meditation" on family, kinship and decaying nationhood.
Welcome to the cabaret of art
Artists are dressing up - or undressing - to make a point about who they really are. But is the spectacle more than just cheap drag?
‘We don’t seek art in their misery’
While Nelson Mandela lies gravely ill, a grim tragi-comedy unfolds. A prominent political family is disassembling in public view.
Egoli lights up the city of love
Paris is hosting 'My Joburg', a large group exhibition devoted to art from and about the place of gold
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JTI off to court for tobacco ban: Government not listening to industry or consumers
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Undeterred by Covid-19 pandemic, China and Africa hold hands, building a community of a shared future for mankind
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