Russel Grant, a resident at Main Street Life, a new urban space in the Jo’burg CBD that combines a residential block with communal studios, exhibition space and performance areas, gives a tour of the premises using Skype.
<i>Before the Sun Sets</i> is one of the first TV shows to have been developed inside Main Street Life, a multi-purpose creative development on the east side of Johannesburg. The show sees musicians perform one song on the roof of the building as the sun sets over the city.
People attach powerful meaning to the art they display on their skins. At tattoo company Jaded Ink’s fashion show, the venue was abuzz with models and ordinary people with art deco designs on their flesh — as well as photographers trying to sneak a peek.
AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche was buried on his farm in Ventersdorp on Friday after a week of flared tempers sparked by his violent death.
Veon Bock, CEO of financial-services company SA Quantum, offered <i>Mail & Guardian</i> reporter Matuma Letsoalo R120 000 to suppress his story about regular payments to Noluthando Vavi. <a href="http://www.mg.co.za/multimedia/2010-04-02-mg-bribe-how-we-stung-the-pension-company" target="_blank">We caught him on camera</a> as an associate handed over R40 000
Controversial reggae musician Sizzla Kalonji speaks to the <i>M&G</i> about homosexuality, his music and Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, who he recently met while performing at his birthday celebrations in Bulawayo during his African tour.
<i>M&G</i> Arts Editor Matthew Krouse takes a gander at the 2010 Joburg Art Fair amid the bustle of setup on Thursday 25 April 2010. From R4.5 million works to new up-and-coming artists, the Art Fair is an exciting space celebrating the best of South African art and design.
M&G Arts Editor Matthew Krouse takes a look at the David Krut Gallery and what they have to offer at the 2010 Joburg Art Fair.
Conceptual artist Willem Boshoff shares his thoughts on the 2010 Joburg Art Fair and his current work with <i>M&G</i> Arts Editor Matthew Krouse.
M&G Arts Editor Matthew Krouse heads to Circa Gallery to discover what’s on the cards ahead of the Joburg Art Fair 2010.