Photography is a living language
One of the most progressive and boundary-breaking training institutions in South Africa, The Market Photo Workshop, is turning 30 this year. Creative Feel takes a look at the origins of
Market Photo Workshop wins international accolade
Artlooks & Artlines is a monthly column written by Ismail Mahomed, CEO of the Market Theatre Foundation. The 29-year-old Market Photo Workshop, founded by the late David Goldblatt, has been announced as the winner
On a personal note
Lore Watterson is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Creative Feel Magazine It is not often that I use my editor’s note for an obituary. But sometimes, like today, I feel that it
10 powerful women to celebrate this month
Women’s Day marks the anniversary of the great Women’s March of 1956, where 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings to protest against the carrying of pass books. This
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
Keyes Art Mile launches The Emporium component to Art & Design Saturday
On Saturday 16 June, the 2018 season of Art & Design Saturday at Keyes Art Mile is further bolstering its position as an essential part of Joburg’s creative calendar with
A tribute to David Goldblatt
An exhibition of David Goldblatt’s personal selection of photographers opens in Johannesburg. David Goldblatt, South Africa’s iconic documentary photographer has devoted his photography career to observe and document
Market Square nominated for architecture award
Market Square is one of six unique projects selected for the shortlist for the World Architecture News Performing Spaces Award 2017. It’s not even a year old and the Market
A collection of memories built on joy and sadness
Artlooks & Artlines is a monthly column written by Ismail Mahomed, CEO of the Market Theatre Foundation. At a reception in Newtown on Wednesday 18 October, the Market Theatre Foundation and the Nelson
The Market Photo Workshop
What will be the focus of your stand at FNB JoburgArtFair and how do you aim to use it as a ‘platform’ for artists? The Market Photo Workshop’s stand at
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 Market Square
The newly built Market Square has brought an interesting new dynamic to the arts hub in Newtown. The award-winning architecture, with stunning interior murals created by Artist Proof Studio, is
Applications Open for 2017 Tierney Fellowship at the Market Photo Workshop
Applications are now being accepted for the 2017 Tierney Fellowship at the Market Photo Workshop. The Market Photo Workshop, in partnership with The Tierney Family Foundation, realises the importance of
SA Cultural Observatory Conference Gives Youth a Platform
Young creatives will be one of the primary beneficiaries of the South African Cultural Observatory’s (SACO) National Conference in Johannesburg this month. This after the SACO – a Department of
Winners of the 2017 SA Taxi Foundation Art Award Announced
On 5 April 2017, the SA Taxi Foundation Art Award, now in its third year, announced the Award winner and top five category finalists at the launch of the Award
Through the Lenses of Anti-Apartheid Photographers
A Heritage Month exhibition by Anti-Apartheid Photographers at the Market Photo Workshop titled Martyrs, Saints, and Sell-outs The Market Photo Workshop present Martyrs, Saints, and Sell-outs, a group exhibition through the lenses
Mpho Mokgadi Captures Johannesburg IN SITU
Mpho Mokgadi’s first solo showing with ROOM Gallery & Projects is titled IN SITU and is currently showing until 30 July 2016. IN SITU reflects on the contemporary state of several
40/40: Politics of Photography Exhibition
40/40: Politics of Photography at Market Photo Workshop The Market Photo Workshop, a leading photojournalism training space, in partnership with Soweto based Black Ink Arts and the June 16th Foundation, is commemorating