Ennio Morricone | Obituary
Decca Records and Creative Feel are deeply saddened at the passing of world-renowned Italian composer Ennio Morricone, at the age of 91. During an extraordinary professional career which spanned more than
Absa Art partners with Aspire Art Auctions for first online art sale
All proceeds from the 49 works will go towards supporting the broader arts industry and the artists themselves. Absa Art and Aspire Art Auctions have come together in the fight
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As you know, Creative Feel, the premier South African arts, culture, and lifestyle magazine, is known for its high-quality print publication, but our digital platforms have become a go-to source
Jazz Reimagined: The 2020 Standard Bank Jazz Festival
The 2020 Standard Bank Jazz Festival will bring musicians and art lovers together in a celebration and experience of Jazz Reimagined. For the first time in its 33 years of musical
Pitika Ntuli’s exhibition debuts at virtual National Arts Festival
Fixed definitions of ‘contemporary’ and ‘primitive art’ have haunted African art history. Launching on June 25 at the National Arts Festival, Pitika Ntuli’s novel exhibition Azibuyele Emasisweni (Return to the Source), presenting 45
National Eisteddfod of South Africa: Call for entries
The National Eisteddfod of South Africa™ – a non-profit organisation and the largest eisteddfod platform in the country – is calling for entries for its 2020 National Eisteddfod season. While many eisteddfod
Celebrating the youth of SA: ‘Youth Power’ online audio-visual series
June month in South Africa is dedicated to the youth of 1976, who stood up against the Apartheid government and laid down their lives fighting for freedom and the right
Award-winning Sauti Sol release Midnight Train
Multi-award-winning group Sauti Sol return with their fifth studio album, Midnight Train, released yesterday on Universal Music Africa. The 13-track album takes you through the journey of life, embracing the
Puppet Show: The Adventures of Manie Ant
Come with us and experience life inside an anthill from the comfort of your own home on 13 June 2020 at 14:00, live on Facebook. 13 June at 14:00 Petrus
Gauteng Film Commission calls for submission: Cosmetology Training Programme
House of Queen studios and Academy facilitate training programmes in partnership with Gauteng film Commission calls for candidates to apply for 6 months Cosmetology Training programme. This is an opportunity for
GFC to livestream a series of Audiovisual Masterclasses for Africa Month 2020
The Gauteng Film Commission’s (GFC) Africa Month Commemorative celebration aims to create a platform for the creative industries, communities and the continent at large to develop and showcase their creative
Kruger Museum
The Kruger Museum and its contents bear witness to the forceful personality of the man who lived there as leader of a small republic in southern Africa, at a stormy
Life under lockdown: An interview with Rucera Seethal
With the National Arts Festival (NAF) moving into the virtual space for 2020, the NAF team has been working tirelessly to figure out what a Virtual National Arts Festival (vNAF)
Urgent donations appeal for FATC’s ANGEL PROJECT
The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative (FATC) is raising funds to provide sustenance packs for food and personal hygiene security to local Emakhazeni households in distress and urgent need during the
DITSONG: National Museum of Natural History
The DITSONG: National Museum of Natural History, formerly known as the Transvaal Museum, was founded as the Staatsmuseum of the ZAR on the 1st of December 1892. DITSONG: National Museum
Tswaing Meteorite Crater
Some 220 000 years ago, a blazing stony meteorite the size of half a football field slammed into the earth’s crust. The impact formed a huge crater, 1.4 km in
DITSONG: National Museum of Cultural History
The DITSONG: National Museum of Cultural History explores South Africa’s cultural diversity in various permanent and temporary exhibitions. DITSONG: National Museum of Cultural History Exterior and Interior Exhibitions include rock
Vibrant Colours and Abstract Patterns from Africa
An unusual tea set designed in 1997 by Peter Mthombeni A teapot will always be a teapot because of its functionality, but a teapot can be more than a mere teapot
DITSONG: National Museum of Military History
During the First World War (1914 – 1918), no formal showcase was made of South Africa’s involvement in that war. In 1940, Captain J Agar-Hamilton was appointed official historian of
Willem Prinsloo Agricultural Museum
The Willem Prinsloo Agricultural Museum preserves and presents South African agricultural history in a unique manner. The Museum showcases the history of the development of agriculture in South Africa from
Pioneer Museum
While enjoying a cup of coffee and homemade bread, visitors can experience a way of life that has irrevocably passed. The stories of the Pioneer Museum and 1848 house, and
Sammy Marks Museum
Sammy Marks arrived in South Africa with a case of silver knives as his only valuable possession, and became one of the first entrepreneurs, playing a significant role in mining,
UJ Arts & Culture responds to the COVID-19 crisis with care and creativity
In March 2020, COVID-19 forced galleries to close their doors and theatres to turn off the lights. Overnight events, performances and exhibitions were cancelled, planned work shelved and important revenue
UJ Choir launches new album
At the start of 2020, the University of Johannesburg Choir began readying itself for a full programme of performances, the World Choir Games, an international tour to Flanders and the
Life under lockdown: an interview with Monica Newton
Shortly before South Africa went into lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Arts Festival team announced that they had made the decision to take the Festival virtual for
UJ’s UNFESTIVAL Programme announced
UJ Arts & Culture (FADA) has [apparently] ‘announced’ ‘counterintuitive’ as the ‘theme’ for its ‘all-new’ COVID-19 responsive UNFESTIVAL SA partnered by Business and Arts South Africa (BASA). ‘Why counterintuitive? Because very