Photographer
latest news & developmentsThere are new killers on the loose
They come in the form of the shot borer beetle and people who don’t appreciate the shade, leaves and flowers of trees in urban areas
Pieter Hugo’s tragic beauty pushes the button of mortality
The photographer’s ambitious new exhibition What the Light Falls On is a free-ranging meditation on life
Sabelo Mlangeni: The grey and green of trauma
Photographer’s homecoming exhibition travels through art, memory and being black in the West
Conflict, migration exposed
Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees
Young South African snapper Sibusiso Bheka graces Amsterdam
Bheka, who started his career at the Of Soul and Joy programme in Thokoza, was chosen for a residency at the prestigious NOOR photo agency in the Netherlands
Mbuzeni Zulu: Photographer who shot the stars gets his place in the sun
Lensman Mbuzeni Zulu’s subjects ranged from black popular culture to bloody unrest
Creatives morph to new world
Jobs and careers are changing rapidly and digital content creators are adapting
Slice of life: ‘Now I create for myself’
I’m also no longer trying to create work for someone else
The Lists: Mary Lou Williams, Andrew Tshabangu and relationship accountability
The Lists this week are compiled by ‘Friday’ editor Milisuthando Bongela and arts writer Kwanele Sosibo
Jazz artists follow in Tshabangu’s Footprints
"The evening unfolded into a repertoire of mostly hymns and soft ballad-like compositions"
A bird’s-eye view of the truth
Cape Town-based photographer Johnny Miller seeks to give a fresh look at the country’s known disproportions.
David Goldblatt on Ranjith Kally’s ‘Memory Against Forgetting’
David Goldblatt salutes a photographer whose work speaks fluently about people and events
Bridges: Different brands of faith
A photographer tells us about collaborating on a powerful project to document the diversity of spiritual practices in Réunion Island and South Africa.
Out of the shadows
A comprehensive retrospective of Santu Mofokeng’s work deserves a better showing at the Wits Art Museum.