Nkgopoleng Moloi / art&culture

Exploring, Undermining and Disrupting architectures of dominance

Memorials aren’t memories. They have motives. They are historical. They are not history itself - Nate Dimeo Cities evolve and grow ove...

Gemma Hart / art&culture

Who writes his_tory? Unfuk the record // collectively amending the digital archive

History has most widely been told by cis, het white men. The spoils go to the victor, and when we think about the history of colonization - ...

Marcia Elizabeth / art&culture

Queering apartheid | ‘I NDEX:XY’ by Roelof Petrus van Wyk digs through the archives of Scope magazine

An archive collected and carefully preserved for 10 years. Scope magazine. The tropes of the glamour model. Boobs, it’s all about the boobs....

Christa Dee / art&culture

Boda Boda Lounge Project // Video art and Soft Pow(ers)

Boda Boda Lounge project is a cross-continental video art festival that will take place at over 15 spaces across the African continent from ...

Marcia Elizabeth / art&culture

Flying Fish Presents for the first time ever the Flavour Odyssey

The Flying Fish Flavour Odyssey pops off on the 25th November with much anticipated tropical elementation and Afro-chic. The event will comp...

Christopher McMichael / art&culture

From Cybergothic to Acid Communism- ‘K-Punk’ by Mark Fisher

Mark Fisher, the British writer and theorist who tragically passed away last year, was probably our greatest diagnostician of this boring dy...

Darnelle Thompson / art&culture

‘Not African Enough’ // A Quest to Shifting Aesthetics and the Narrative of African Fashion

‘’As Africans embrace the discomfort of a re-emerging self-esteem, new generations of Africans are taking back the ability to name, prioriti...

Nkgopoleng Moloi / art&culture

Black women and their hair as seen through the lens of architecture and design

Throughout history, black women’s hair has been (and continues to be) theorised, politicised, mystified and exoticised… but rarely is it cel...

Marcia Elizabeth / art&culture

The female artist fighting for the ‘normalisation’ of Kurdish women’s identities in a world littered with coloniality

Multi-disciplinarian Evar Hussayni is based and works from London. She works as a curator and in addition to this she is completing her MA s...

Marcia Elizabeth / art&culture

Nicholas Hlobo’s ‘Isango’ uses Copper as a Key to Another State of Being

Copper and conductivity. A different reality. A portal. The key. A spiritual awakening. The medium as key. Copper laden pathways to another ...

Nkgopoleng Moloi / art&culture

‘Anciens Dieux, Nouvel Énigmes – Old Gods, New Enigmas’ illuminates tensions around the politics of display

Through its project space; The Point of Order, the Wits School of Art is set to present a show; Anciens Dieux, Nouvel Énigmes - Old Gods, Ne...

Christa Dee / art&culture

Online Safety – tips and resources for womxn

The line between online and offline ways of engagement have been seen as almost non-existent for years. This also means that the frameworks ...