If you’re an avid follower of the South African creative industries, you’ve likely come across the striking works of Baba Tjeko. The Free State-born multidisciplinary artist works with painting, drawing,
Every year, DITSONG: Museums of South Africa (DMSA) celebrates women in the arts during the month of August. What follows is a personal reflection by Corine Meyer, curator of the
Every year, DITSONG: Museums of South Africa (DMSA) celebrates women in the arts during the month of August. What follows is a personal reflection by Corine Meyer, curator of the
Crocheted flowers by Projekt, photographed inside the Kim Sacks Gallery. PHOTO Leigh Forrest Peta Becker brings an offbeat sensibility and independent creative vision to the work produced by her handmade-goods
Creativity can be a means of communicating ideas, cultures and heritage. It can help connect people from across the globe and, certainly, it can take you many places. For award-winning
May is traditionally known as Africa Month. To celebrate this, Cape Point is highlighting a few local artists whose pieces are inspired by Africa and African cultures. Well known among
The latest exhibition in Norval Foundation’s Collector’s Focus series, Nudes in the Sanlam Art Collection, provides an insightful glimpse into Sanlam’s renowned, decades-old collection. Norval Foundation’s Collector’s Focus is a
Picasso’s drawings of bulls inspired Apple’s famously simple designs ‘It takes a lot of hard work,’ Steve Jobs once said, ‘to make something simple, to truly understand the
Lore Watterson is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Creative Feel Magazine This being the first issue of the new year, it is time for us to decide what is going to be
In 1919, architect Walter Gropius opened a small school in Weimar, Germany, that soon became a breeding ground for a new aesthetic movement – the first school of modern architecture
The Tutu 2.0 Pendant Light by Thabisa Mjo was named the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa in 2018 by the Design Indaba. It’s called the Tutu 2.0
Award-winning Brazillian designer Kiko Farkas will join an exciting line-up at the Design Indaba Conference 2019 to speak about his remarkable career. Known for hosting the best creative conference in
Jill Girard and Keith Smith are delighted to get this 2019 Children’s Theatre year at The People’s Theatre underway with a bang, bringing children, parents and all those with a
The Vaal University of Technology (VUT) offers Fine Art courses at different levels that emphasise the mission of the university by ensuring that graduates have the academic and technical skills
With its partnership with Here & Elsewhere, an inspirational interior design and décor showroom in Hyde Park Corner’s lower mall, Kuni has expanded on their exclusive on-line and view by
With good quality, affordable education forming an essential foundation for an inclusive society and long-term sustainability of democracy, a kinship of Johannesburg’s world-class musicians gather for the 3rd annual Dean’s
From 12 to 14 October, the rooftop of Hyde Park Corner will be transformed into a mecca of design, food and wine from the best artisans on the African continent.
A multifaceted and more focused celebration of visual art returns to Keyes Art Mile for October’s newly invigorated First Thursdays. As part of their ongoing commitment to creating a precinct
The 14 July edition of Art&Design Saturday recognises Mandela Month and the 100-year celebrations taking place across the country. Keyes Art Mile has curated a programme entitled PHOTO FOCUS, paying
Cyrus Kabiru was born in 1984 in Nairobi, Kenya, where he currently lives and works. Cyrus Kabiru is best known for refashioning waste and recycled materials into various forms as
The 2018 season of Art & Design Saturday at Keyes Art Mile brings together new and established creative voices, providing a space for both critical engagement and laid-back entertainment. Each
For her piece Interlacing Identities, Mariam Bibi Khan chose to investigate gendered and feminine identities and its associations to metallic and lace inspired jewellery. Her inspiration is derived from the
Gordon Froud, artist, senior lecturer in Sculpture at The University of Johannesburg (UJ) and curator, has been working on an exhibition that investigates various aspects of sacred geometry in the
Ever since its inception, the PPC Imaginarium Awards has showcased some of South Africa’s top rising talent in art and design. Each year, the judging of the competition falls to
FADA Gallery in association with the Contemporary Jewellery Forum is proud to announce the launch of the first ever South African Contemporary Jewellery Awards Exhibition. Created to promote jewellery as