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Hashtags bear a strange fruit: The visual terror of the #PhoenixMassacre

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As vigilante groups stepped in to ‘protect’ their property and families, the visual spectacle of death took on a sinister pleasure in some quarters, with Black lives bearing the brunt of this unbridled proprietarianism

Screen Grab: Finding the soul of New Dork City with John Wilson

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In the sweetly neurotic world of How To With John Wilson, we discover the awkward core of the Big Apple

Leora Farber: Up close and uncomfortably personal

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Leora Farber’s current installation at Iziko South African National Gallery unleashes a plethora of associations and emotions

Wild seed, wild solace: Moonga K finds his footing

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Born in Zambia and raised in Botswana, the songwriter’s career is coming into full bloom in South Africa

The Portfolio: Simon Pamphilon

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An enthusiastic amateur lucks out on a goofy footer in Port Alfred

Inside the head of a Mutant

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A film more about an entire culture than one man’s place in it, Mutant gives new meaning to the phrase ‘bigger than hip-hop’

A leap too far for the imagination

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‘Baghdad Central’ lacks authenticity, like so many films about foreign lands made by foreigners

Steve Kekana: Blind, brilliant and bold as love

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When news of the passing of one of SA’s most iconic musicians broke, Bongani Madondo revisited his songbook and located him in the global pantheon of the greatest vocalists, ever

A landscape is politicised through events taking place in: Senzo Shabangu’s ‘ Humble Abode’ exhibition

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Senzo Shabangu’s solo exhibition, showing as part of the National Arts Festival, interrogates the contradictions of   life in Makhanda

The Portfolio: Stories of our Soil explores womanhood, nature and exploitation

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Once we have borne the brunt of what has happened to us, we must decide to begin again and change ourselves

Screen Grab: Watching the Euros is shockingly good

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If you can look past the bad SuperSport suits and live-action heart attacks, the Euros offer a seductive glimpse of a post-pandemic world

The Portfolio: Senzo Shabangu on not being scared of colour

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The artist is associated with printmaking, but he wants us to remember that it all starts with a drawing

Sabelo Mkhabela’s top five podcasts

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The writer of our podcast feature selects five of his favourites

Like, subscribe and comment: The rise of podcasting in South Africa

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Podcasts are gaining prominence as a tool to document South African popular culture, but they still have a long way to go as a medium and business

Screen Grab: Ramaphosa, the pixelated prez

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Having taken on the form of a spectral apparition, many of us have stopped watching Cyril Ramaphosa’s speeches

Great heart of African literature: Bheki Peterson’s expansive vision of the world

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Having conducted the bulk of his study during apartheid, which informed his scholarship, Peterson left us with provocations for the future

The Portfolio: Nest and making forms of knowledge for the future

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Egalitarian in design, Nest research forums were driven by vociferous debate and sometimes bitter disagreements about critical political and intellectual positions

Bheki Peterson: Pursuing radical epistemological thought with an understated erudition

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The soft-spoken scholar had a towering impact on scholarship, artistic work, teaching practice and activism
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