RUNNING from July 26 to August 13 at the KZNSA Gallery in Durban is an exhibition by the iQhiya collective of 11 black women creatives, whose bodies of work have collided to make a topical and riveting experience. Continue reading
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‘Pride and Prejudice’ – powerful, poignant and thought-provoking
ESTELLE SINKINS reviews Pride and Prejudice – The Gerald Kraak Anthology. African Perspectives on Gender, Social Justice and Sexuality (various authors, published by Jacana Media)
THOUGHT-provoking, funny and poignant sums up the collection of short stories, photography, poetry and journalistic work, which makes up the inaugural Gerald Kraak Anthology – Pride and Prejudice. Continue reading
Jonathan and Angie Scott capture the beauty of Africa’s wildlife in their stunning new book, ‘Sacred Nature’
ESTELLE SINKINS talks to Jonathan Scott about the stunning book, Sacred Nature: Life’s Eternal Dance, which he and his wife, Angela, have released.
The Kenyan-based couple are internationally renowned conservationists who were inspired to create this book by Angela’s love of photography and the work of philosopher Joseph Campbell. The result is a poignant testament to our vanishing wilderness. Continue reading
Young dance artists explore the language of movement in ‘Split Signs’

Split Signs stars Julia de Rosenworth and Adriana Jamisse. Photo – Alessandra Giffin
Split Signs is a double bill performance at the Theatre Arts Admin Collective, based at the Methodist Church Hall on the corner of Milton Road and Wesley Street, Observatory, Cape Town, at 8pm on October 26, 27 and 28, features exciting new work by Julia de Rosenwerth and Adriana Jamisse.
These young dance artists are working towards a language of movement and improvisation that is exploratory and different. Continue reading
Smooth sounds and fabulous food combine in Heels over Head’s new show

Heels over Head. Photo: Vulane Mthembu
Enjoy Supper, Sounds and Stills with Heels over Head – a dinner, a concert and an exhibition – at The Plant, 5 Station Drive (off Umgeni Road), Durban at 7 pm on Friday, July 29. Continue reading
Visit artSPACE for an exhibition inspired by Durban surfers and rock ‘n roll icons
OPENING at artSPACE durban, 3 Miller Road, Durban, on Saturday, May 21 at 11 am is the exhibition, Surfing Rocks, which features the work of Caroline Wood and Zaf Zafer. The exhibition runs until May 26.
The exhibition is based around Durban surfers and rock n’ roll icons because they go hand in hand. Continue reading
Local photographers capture the splendour of KZN

Doug Morton and Nola Meiring. Photo: Supplied
PHOTOGRAPHERS, Doug Morton, from Pietermaritzburg, and Nola Meiring, from Hilton, have joined forces under the banner of Photo Finesse Africa, and will be staging an exhibition of their work at the beautiful Dunning Country House, on the outskirts of Merrivale, Howick, on Saturday, April 23 and Sunday, April 24. Continue reading
Enter Interpret Durban 6: Durban Flavour
Interpret Durban is calling for participants for this year’s event, which celebrates six years of Durban creative excellence on Friday, December 18 at 102 Florence Nzama Street, Rivertown Precinct. Continue reading
New exhibitions at the KZNSA Gallery
Running until September 27 at the KZNSA Gallery in Bulwer Road, Glenwood is A City Refracted, by Ernest Cole Award-winner, Graeme Williams. The Durban show is the second leg of a national tour to launch Graeme’s book and exhibition. Continue reading
Morning After Dark by David Lurie
David Lurie’s ‘Morning After Dark’ launches at the University of Stellenbosch Museum in association with Sulger-Buel Lovell. Continue reading