Kgomotso MoMo Matsunyane – Trio of Plays
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
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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
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Ntandoyenkosi Maseko’s photography tenderly preserves family histories in Stories From Kwa Gogo Ntuli, honouring her grandmother and Soweto roots
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A Lineup, A Legacy, A celebration of defiant creativity
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Khanyisa Brancon’s exhibition draws from her Tsonga heritage, using photography, printmaking, and sculpture to explore lineage and cultural identity
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A listening space where music commands attention. Come for the sounds, stay for the deep, collective groove…
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Oumou Sangaré returns to Jozi for Joy of Jazz, carrying Wassoulou tradition and fearless protest into a sound both timeless and urgent
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A Sonic Remembrance of the Fallist Movement – 10 Years On
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A generation of Black men, shaped by confinement and longing, finds its story mirrored in Imvemnyama’s soulful meditation on desire and fear
The Black Sheep Croons Read More »
A collective journey through art and place, capturing voices shaping Johannesburg’s periphery with nuanced, evolving cultural narratives
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Nakhane’s B(l)ind the Sacrifice is a bold, symbolic short film interrogating queer identity, religion, and family in Black South Africa
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