The bulk of Sindiso Nyoni’s work involves brands. Making the concept translate is a tight balancing act
Themba Mbuyisa anchors his photo series, ‘When Breadwinners Are Away’, in the absence of migrant labourers, but little to no absence registers on the faces of those left behind
In creating her photo series, ‘Brown on Brown: The Colourism Project’, Ravi Naidoo realised colourism affects how every Indian person thinks about themselves
The artist reflects on the homecoming of his exhibition, and how it interacts with the gallery and its environment
Brittle Paper’s 50 Notable African Books is the product of extensive year-round reportage
For photographer Marc Shoul, nothing is sacred in Joburg
Tshepiso Moropa used her parents’ marriage as inspiration for her latest collage, titled Til Death Do Us Apart
Even in revisiting the space, I can never capture the moment, as if it were sucked into my camera when I pressed the shutter, muses Boitumelo Motau
Thirty-three years since Dulcie September’s assassination, a new documentary hopes to bring her name back into the public consciousness
A chance encounter with a stranger had the photographer rethinking the meaning of scars
Emanating from years spent behind the wheel, the artist’s style is part memory, part imagination
Playwright Monageng ‘Vice’ Motshabi is always looking for something outside a Western “slice of life” kind of theatre
Although it is in many ways a prohibitive instrument, particularly in terms of access, the piano offers both simplicity and richness to this songwriter
In this extract from But Beautiful, the writer Geoff Dyer reflects on how photographs ‘work on you’
Siphiwe Mhlambi spent several years photographing his friend Jonas Gwangwa as he performed. Mhlambi spoke to the Mail & Guardian about their relationship
