Modise Sekgothe’s The One and the All fuses spoken word and jazz into an uncompromising meditation on identity, masculinity, spirituality and belonging
Modise Sekgothe Launches New Album, The One And The All Read More »
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 »
