Gone Native
Joburg City Theatres (JCT) will stage Gone Native at Soweto Theatre in August 2017 as part of its women’s month programming. The play will be directed by JCT’s Artistic Manager,
Fragments of incredible happiness
It has been a great success story for Neo Image Matloga since he pursued his Fine Arts studies at the University of Johannesburg and graduated in 2015, the same year
2017’s Fresh Produce
2017’s Fresh Produce started in 2014 for the second edition of the Turbine Art Fair (TAF). Fresh Produce Presented by RMB Talent Unlocked is a mentorship programme and exhibition that
Conceal and Reveal
Following the global success of The Monogram Murders, international bestselling crime writer Sophie Hannah was commissioned by Agatha Christie Limited to write a second, fully-authorised Poirot novel. The new book,
From My Beloved Country: New South African Piano Music by Renée Reznek
The South African-born pianist Renée Reznek is releasing her recording of new South African piano music, entitled From My Beloved Country: New South African Piano Music. The album features works
50 years later: Sasol New Signatures
The longest-running South African art competition is celebrating 50 years of existence since it was started by the Association of Arts Pretoria in 1967. 2017 also marks 28 years of
A truly immersive African experience
Thanda Safari, a private game reserve rooted in Zulu culture, was born from the desire to preserve Africa’s wildlife and provide an income for local people. Located three hours north
Honouring South African Inventions: The World’s First Heart Transplant
The second instalment of the South African Inventions coin series from the South African Mint commemorates the life-saving heart transplant procedure, pioneered by Dr Chris Barnard in Cape Town 50
The Wrath of the Black Gods
Lloyd Pollak is an art historian and lecturer, who writes monthly columns for Creative Feel. The group exhibition Disclosure, which took place at SMAC Gallery in Cape Town, brought together artworks
Supporting creativity and culture as a driver of tourism
Business & Arts is a monthly column by Michelle Constant, CEO of Business and Arts South Africa (BASA). Gregory Maqoma’s work, Cion, at the Market Theatre may well be one
Poetry, love & literature after Auschwitz
Literary Landscapes is a monthly column by Indra Wussow, a writer, translator and director of the Sylt Foundation. Growing up in the 1970s in West Germany, life was still very much defined
The Market Square’s new Brett Goldin Boardroom
Artlooks & Artlines is a monthly column written by Ismail Mahomed, CEO of the Market Theatre Foundation. In the entrance hall of the impressive new Market Square building which houses the Market Theatre’s
The Expressionist
In line with their innovative #MadeOfTaste campaign, The Singleton teamed up with Anthony Bila to host a night of wonder and sensation and, of course, exceptional whisky and whisky cocktails.
Astounding Art at Aspire’s Auction
Aspire Art Auctions’ upcoming July sale at The Park on 7, Hyde Park Corner, offers a selection of some of the best works produced by local and international artists available
Broken dialogues: Public performance and privatised festivals
The Art of Performance is a monthly column written by Dave Mann, an editor and award-winning arts journalist. It’s Festival time again. Depending on what you do or which circles
A reflection of social change
Lore Watterson is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Creative Feel Magazine It is that time of the year again in Johannesburg. It is cold, dark and downtown, yet the visitors
Colbert Mashile: a cacophony of layers and meaning
Words: Mark Attwood, The Artist’s Press During TAF17, The Artist’s Press, located near White River in Mpumalanga, is showing some works recently produced by Colbert Mashile in their studio. Both
Touch: The Emerging Painters Show
Curator for the Emerging Painters Show at TAF17, Jessica Webster, is a talented artist and painter in her own right. Jessica Webster is a Joburg-based painter and writer. Born in
Plenty to look forward to with Candice Berman at TAF17
Candice Berman Gallery will be exhibiting both well-known and new artists at TAF17. The buzz and energy of the Fair is undeniably found in the Basement of Turbine Hall, where
Artists confess South Africans’ ‘search engine secrets’
If you had to take a snapshot of South Africans’ statistically most-searched-for topics according to Google over a year, what would it look like? Visitors to the Absa Gallery in
Black Coffee
Black Coffee 2017 SA Fashion Week Autumn/Winter Hyde Park PHOTO Simon Deiner / SDR Photo
Gauteng Opera presents Giacomo Puccini’s La bohème
During July, Gauteng Opera will present one of the most well-known and all-time favourite operas on the regular opera performance circuit: La bohème, generously supported by the Joburg Theatre and