What to expect at RMB Turbine Art Fair 2018
Since its inception in 2013, the RMB Turbine Art Fair has unfailingly offered visitors an opportunity to view and buy quality artwork from emerging and established talent in a fun
Virtually present, Physically invisible
At the end of last year, Alejandro G. Iñárritu was presented with a special Oscar®️ for his virtual reality (VR) installation Carne y Arena (Virtually present, Physically invisible), recognised by
The classic side of heavy metal
With classical music and heavy metal increasing in popularity among the youth in South Africa, Creative Feel decided to find out if there is any link between the two.
Superheroes: transcending continents
Comics have a youthful appeal, taking us back to school holidays and days spent exploring imaginary worlds. From their appearances in daily newspapers as comic strips to full comic books,
The dawn of art
Business & Arts is a monthly column by Michelle Constant, CEO of Business and Arts South Africa (BASA). Watching the three actors from PAST (The Palaeontological Scientific Trust) performing the latest season of
From seasoned collectors to aspirant artists, Turbine Art Fair brings people together
The 2018 instalment of the Turbine Art Fair (TAF) will continue to do what it does best, and focus on the celebration of emerging African art, artists and collectors.
The Neo-Expressionists: John-Michael Metelerkamp and Stompie Selibe
‘What immediately strikes us… is that the adjective new is used rather liberally. People speak of the Neue Wilde (New Savages, Neo-Expressionists)… Indeed, the inflationary use of the word new
Encore: Dawn Lindberg
Dawn Lindberg is the founder and CEO of the Naledi Theatre Awards. One of the biggest and most prestigious awards events in South Africa, it recognises and honours excellence in
Looking towards a more inclusive future in the arts
Being at the helm of one of the country’s most important non-commercial galleries can be a daunting task, but it can also be an exhilarating experience. It’s been just over
Performance as a means of play
The Art of Performance is a monthly column written by Dave Mann, an editor and award-winning arts journalist. ‘The longing had always been a place to call my own. Now my
Joburg Ballet – developing the next generation of dancers
How do you ensure a ballet company in South Africa continues to develop and expand? Nurturing a classical dancer takes years; the full-time professional dancers who make up Joburg Ballet
Wolfgang Tillmans: Fragile
After showing in Kinshasa and Nairobi, the ifa Touring Exhibition Wolfgang Tillmans: Fragile – in cooperation with Wolfgang Tillmans – will be exhibited at the Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) from 9
The Absa Money Museum
A visit to the Absa Money Museum in Joburg is a nostalgic walk through the history of currency. People come in here and love the saving boxes. Whether you’re 80
The Evolution of an Undefined
With his sophomore album, The Evolution of an Undefined, Benjamin Jephta continues to deliver a sound that is magically ‘undefined’. Widely considered one of South Africa’s premier double
Growing an interest in affordable art
Since its inception in 2013, the Turbine Art Fair (TAF) has grown into one of the highlights on the visual art calendar. Valued by art lovers, investors and art galleries,
A musical tribute to the life of Nelson Mandela
Cape Town Opera (CTO), in association with Wales Millennium Centre, joins Naspers and Artscape to celebrate the Mandela Centenary with two concert performances of the widely travelled Mandela Trilogy at
Flight Centre launches Stokvel for Travel
In the spirit of stimulating travel among South Africans, Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) launched a new Travel Stokvel concept at the Travel Expo, held in Johannesburg in February 2018.
Taste The Good Life This Winter….
There is undoubtedly a chocolate for every season. Here are some amazing ways to enjoy Nestlé chocolates that will keep you warm this winter. How to enjoy KITKAT: There are
Collecting now! Smart investment in the global and local art markets
Exciting times are ahead for art investors and collectors, or even those looking to dip a toe in the sometimes opaque waters of the art market. Since 2000,
Artes Liberales – The freedom of the arts
Literary Landscapes is a monthly column by Indra Wussow, a writer, translator and director of the Sylt Foundation. Legend surrounds the German city of Heidelberg. The town, which is situated on the
Turbine Hall and cultural tourism
Lore Watterson is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Creative Feel Magazine In a recent editor’s note I talked about cultural tourism and, after spending the last long weekend with a number of
Great strides for arts advocacy for young audiences
Artlooks & Artlines is a monthly column written by Ismail Mahomed, CEO of the Market Theatre Foundation. Access to the arts for young people in South Africa has grown significantly over the past decade.
RMB Turbine Art Fair 2018
As of July this year, the unique South African art fair that brings together galleries and artists from around the country to present and sell works in the iconic Turbine
Joburg City Theatres: developing the youth and community
Joburg City Theatres provide training in the form of education and support programmes and workshops that are related to theatre-making and other forms of performing art production. Young
SA’s oldest jazz festival celebrates great legacies
The countdown to the 2018 Standard Bank Jazz Festival kicks off with a line-up of leading musicians poised to make it an unforgettable 31st edition at the National Arts Festival
Joan Jonas: a retrospective
Hero to a generation of younger artists, Joan Jonas is an American visual artist and a pioneer of video and performance art. She is one of the most important female