Art & Design
Chris Thurman: South Africa is not a stand-in for the whole continent
‘On behalf of …' expresses scepticism about the first G20 held on African soil.
By Chris Thurman
A celebration of light, memory and meaning
Veuve Clicquot's sun-inspired photo exhibit shines at Cape Town's Youngblood Gallery
By Jennifer Krug
Roger Ballen cracks open the door to colour
The new exhibition and book Spirits and Spaces creates delicate, light, airy, and otherworldly images.
By Andrea Nagel
You have to face the dark to meet the light
Banele Khoza’s Margate residency with the Tracey Emin Foundation marks a profound personal and artistic shift.
By Desné Masie
Art in December: Creativity to close the year
From sculpture to sound, canvas to couture, there is something for everyone.
By Jennifer Krug
A Protea unfolds: Tracing generations of artists across borders
The exhibition reveals powerful cross-generational connections between artists.
By Segomotso Palesa Motsumi
Veuve Clicquot’s global exhibition illuminates Cape Town
Emotions of the Sun arrives with 40 works exploring how sunlight shapes memory, warmth and human connection.
By Wanted Reporter
Virtual insanity: AI’s threat on the creative sector
AI threatens to erase creativity and exploit artists while reshaping arts worldwide.
By Nolan Stevens
Where geometry meets emotion
Andrzej Urbanski’s Continuum balances strength with tenderness.
By Wanted Reporter
Five things to know about Marlene Dumas
From her artworks in the Louvre to her take on violence faced by Palestinians, here's all you need to know about South Africa's record-breaking gem.
By Thango Ntwasa
Chris Thurman: Early drawings by Kentridge go under the hammer
Focus will also be on a few Irma Sterns after outcry over museum’s.
By Chris Thurman
The wild heart of The Rift
Shem Compion’s new book reveals a landscape that stirs the senses.
By Ryan Enslin
Towards collective art-making and the city
The Centre for the Less Good Idea’s 11th season is an ensemble work.
By Kgomotso Moncho-Maripane
Fragility, strength and women in focus
The exhibition invites viewers to engage with art that is both personal and universal.
By Wanted Reporter
Chris Thurman: Reinventing archives as dynamic engines of exchange
Digital dependency on the Global North ensures that those in Africa remain precarious
By Chris Thurman
