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Michael Elion

Changing the world of art – to click or not to click?
Article
/ 10 December 2014

Changing the world of art – to click or not to click?

Clicktivism – can logging into a website and adding your name to a petition really change the world of art?

By Nadine Botha
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Article
/ 27 November 2014

Another public sculpture for Cape Town: Toy art?

For many hoping to see their work placed in the public sphere, the easy route seems to be an approach of "play-play".

By Melvyn Minnaar
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Article
/ 13 November 2014

Monstrous shades colours perceptions about role of art

A new sculpture that neatly aligns commercial interests with art and our history has the twitterati frothing about apparent opportunism.

By Sean Otoole 1
Thing of beauty: Elusive art for man in the street
Article
/ 12 October 2012

Thing of beauty: Elusive art for man in the street

A man-made rainbow, comprising simply sunlight and water, has popped up in Cape Town.

By Nadine Botha

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