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stefanie jason
Nolan Oswald Dennis on South Africa’s shattered dreams and the future
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stefanie jason
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12 May 2016
Dennis’s first solo exhibition maps out and rejects SA’s popularised social fictions.
Shabaka Hutchings: UK saxophonist in tune with SA’s top brass
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stefanie jason
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6 Jan 2016
The frontman of award-winning UK jazz band Sons of Kemet is in SA to play & record with touted jazz artists. He caught up with the Mail & Guardian.
Turiya Magadlela: Art born of shared pain and pantyhose
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stefanie jason
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10 Sep 2015
This year's winner of the FNB Art prize talks freedom and fragility ahead of her exhibition at the FNB Joburg Art Fair, titled "Imihuzuko".
August House: The home of Jozi’s rising sons and daughters
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stefanie jason
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10 Sep 2015
Officially relaunching during this Art Week Joburg, the artist’s residency is full of history and a place for those long on vision but short of cash.
Bokani Dyer takes on the world
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stefanie jason
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27 Aug 2015
Through history and genres, pianist Bokani Dyer's latest album "World Music" explores an almost limitless landscape of sounds.
Travel: From rough farm to lap of luxury
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stefanie jason
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20 Aug 2015
Kurland has the feel of an English garden until you look beyond to the fynbos and mountains.
Massive attack: Joburg art collective gears up for Ghana
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stefanie jason
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12 Aug 2015
With a bit of crowdfunding and a large gathering of multidisciplinary artists, JHB Massive looks to make an impact at Accra's Chale Wote art festival.
Our pick of Oppikoppi’s hottest acts
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stefanie jason
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6 Aug 2015
From jazz and house to hip-hop, we highlight some top music acts at Oppikoppi 2015.
Boudoir beatmakers: Music that creeps out from behind the curtains
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stefanie jason
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6 Aug 2015
From GinaJeanz to Card on Spokes and Indigo Reign, we've interviewed four musicians, who have given M&G readers a free download of their craft.
2015: The year in music videos … so far
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Katlego Mkhwanazi
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28 Jul 2015
From Hiro Murai's thermal visuals for Earl Sweatshirt to the vibrant black and white shots for Mbongwana Star, here are 10 mind blowing videos.
Kanda Bongo Man’s revolutionary sounds travel to SA
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stefanie jason
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16 Jul 2015
Ahead of his Nu World Festival show, Kanda Bongo Man talks on why South Africa holds a special place in his heart.
Artist Raél Jero Salley is present in the passing moment
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stefanie jason
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10 Jul 2015
Artist Raél Jero Salley says the ability to create and imagine the future enables us to overcome the obstacles before us.
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