The MTN Foundation, Modern Art Projects South Africa (MAPSA) and the Ruach Elohim Church have once again come together to commemorate and congregate on 16 June in the rural town of Richmond, Northern Cape, in celebration of Youth Day. This year, the MTN Foundation and
What does the story of South Africa’s historical transformation look like when told by the country’s artists and artworks? In September 2022, Sanlam and MTN joined forces to host Re Mmogo: We are Together, an exhibition comprised of artworks from both of their corporate art
MTN and Sanlam are showcasing a curated selection of artworks from their respective art collections in the collaborative exhibition Re Mmogo: We are Together. Featuring over 100 pieces by 75 artists from across the African continent and its diasporic global community, the exhibition will be
The newly launched Imbali Artbooks: Adventuring into Art website (imbaliartbooks.org.za/) was made possible through support from the MTN Foundation and is the result of a longstanding partnership between the Foundation and the Imbali Visual Literacy Project. Creative Feel spoke to Niel Nortje, Manager of the
Since 1998, MTN has been one of the country’s most prominent supporters of the development of arts and culture in South Africa, with a particular focus on arts education. MTN’s endeavour to support the development of the South African arts and culture sector was initiated
KANTEKA observes the MTN Art Collection and selects items specific to Africa’s indigenous artistic practices – particularly low pit-fired ceramics and the tradition of beadwork. KANTEKA is the first exhibition curated by MTN’s Art Collection Graduate, Katlego Lefine. He has taken the approach of exhibiting
The prosperous partnership between the MTN Foundation and the William Humphreys Art Gallery (WHAG) goes back to 2004 and has initiated many successful programmes including exhibitions, a Mobile Children’s Library programme and a Schools Outreach Programme. 2018 will see the MTN/WHAG Schools Outreach increase its
Since 1995, during the first half of every year, South Africans have celebrated some of the most important socio-political events in accomplishing the reconstruction of our nation’s history and the building of a free and democratic future. Following Human Rights Day on the
As in the past, the University of Johannesburg (UJ) Art Gallery will once again be collaborating with the MTN SA Foundation in an MTN sponsored exhibition entitled Shifting Conversations from 18 October to 22 November 2017 at the UJ Gallery. To find out more, Creative