Tendayi Sithole returns with Biko’s Edge, a fearless meditation on Black care, liberation, and Biko’s enduring revolutionary philosophical inheritance
Tendayi Sithole: The Intellectual MixTape Artist of His Generation Read More »
A digital archive breathes new life into the African ReUnion exhibition, challenging colonial frameworks and rewriting the continent’s artistic authorship
The Art of Returning: African ReUnion and the Future of African Galleries Read More »
Remembering Bra Fitz Ngcukana, whose life united music, activism, cultural consciousness, and unwavering commitment to artists, history, and liberation
The Spirit Lives On, Bra Fitz Read More »
Bassline Fest returns to Constitution Hill for its 20th edition, Say Africa, featuring established and emerging African artists
As Africa Day Approaches, Bassline Fest Returns To Jozi Read More »
Imvemnyama debuts Emnyamandawo, tracing refusal, memory, and Black life through sound, gathering, and intimate, improvisational expression
Finding Emnyamandawo, Imvemnyama Launches Debut EP at Lit.Culture Read More »
A travelling exhibition of works by Peter E. Clarke reflects on education as a lived experience shaped by geography, class, and enduring social inequalities
For Some, the Pathway to Education Lies Between Thorns Read More »
The Dawjee Trio brings South African jazz to Lit.Culture. Books, vinyl, and an evening of sound you can inhabit. 6 March in Brixton
Dawjee Trio: Some Lines & Other Notes @ Lit. Read More »
Comedy is tragedy’s cousin. In Matsunyane’s township playground, comedy and tragedy are close kin who share a mattress and call each other sibling
Kgomotso MoMo Matsunyane – Trio of Plays Read More »
Ntandoyenkosi Maseko’s photography tenderly preserves family histories in Stories From Kwa Gogo Ntuli, honouring her grandmother and Soweto roots
Stories From Kwa Gogo Ntuli Read More »
A Lineup, A Legacy, A celebration of defiant creativity
uManyano Lwe Jazz 2025 Read More »
