Celebrating and exploring architecture’s relationship with the diverse cultures and contemporary conditions of South Africa … A week of exhibitions, performances, films and multi-disciplinary conferences. Bringing architecture back to the public domain. Architecture ZA 2010 is set to become Africa’s premier urban culture festival as it brings together leading-edge thinkers and multi-disciplinary practitioners from [...]

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  This series of prints is part of a larger body of work (consisting of paintings and installations) on the idea and experience of ‘Shame’ as both a public phenomenon and a psychological condition. Shame is part of conflict, and current global conflicts have reinserted a sense of shame onto the public stage. But, however [...]

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27.08.2010 – The first of the Long Table Suppers, entitled “We Should be Talking More”, was held yesterday evening in conjunction with David Krut Projects at the Park Café, on the corner of Wells and Jan Smuts. Stephen Hobbs was the speaker for the evening and he treated us to an entertaining two-part talk about [...]

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From the Editor Back Salah M. Hassan From the Editor Articles Back Tamar Garb A Land of Signs Lisa E. Bloom Arctic Spaces: Politics and Aesthetics in True North and Gender on Ice Nadine Siegert From the Border of the City to the Shore of the Island: The Angolan Artist António Ole Julie L. McGee [...]

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Author: Various, English, Art Theory/History, Softcover, 265x190mm, full colour, 156pp, ISBN: 10757163

PANDORA ART HOUSE PRESENTS: “TANTI PICCOLI ROBOT” Quirky Pretoria fine art project continues with innovative exhibition running from 3 September to 17 October 2010   ‘Charisma’ and ‘Pieza Principal’ by André Clements included in the ‘Tanti Picolli Robot’ exhibition Pretoria – 3 September 2010 sees the opening of an exhibition of works by a diverse [...]

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During the month of August, many citizens in New York go to their summer homes, and most galleries in New York close their doors as the summer heat becomes unbearable. This would explain why Hannah Dumes and Genevieve Lowe were not running our New York branch but were rather busy in South Africa filming a [...]

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Sam Nhlengethwa recently worked in collaboration with David Krut Print Workshop (DKW) printer Mlungisi Kongisa at the printmaking workshop at Arts on Main. Nhlengethwa worked on a series of prints to become part of his exhibition “Kind of Blue” (named after the legendary jazz album recorded by Miles Davis in 1959, which has since become [...]

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William Kentridge’s latest project will be the first etching collaboration to come out of the printmaking workshop at DKW, Arts on Main. The project remains untitled until its completion. Jillian Ross, Mlungisi Kongisa and Niall Bingham have been assisting Kentridge in steel facing and finalising the plates. The 6 copper plates will produce prints to [...]

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The book fair was held from the 7-9 August at Museum Africa sponsored by Khanya College. Thandeka, Innocentia and Ntombi were the ladies at the book fair. We had a great time where we got a chance to meet different publishers and clients. Some of the clients were Art teachers, Writers, Historians, Library Managers as [...]

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This book is about a collection of Afrikaans poetry translated into songs.For the fans is a limited number of Zuid-Afrikaans versions of Still Life book has Previously Registered Overseas. From NOW AVAILABLE on the website, as long the stock. Publishing in these ARE the Flemish / Dutch ‘ongezongen WORDS’ in Afrikaans .  

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Author: Stef Bos and Varenka Paschke, Afrikaans, South African Literature, Hardcover, 111pp, 238x256mm, ISBN: 9780620434522,
Price: (ZA)R 300