The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Garden Party’ by Rick Nelson
Mark Rosin takes us through the past and present of a song he admires: this week, it’s Rick Nelson’s relaxed and easy sounding ‘Garden…
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‘Figaro’ for first timers: An opera newbie’s take
Opera meets the big screen in Cape Town as ‘The Met: Live in HD’ brings Mozart’s ‘Figaro’ to a new generation of viewers…
From heirlooms to hammer price: Gold shines during Joburg auction week
Strauss & Co’s upcoming sale week celebrates all things golden, glittering and iconic…
G20 and Havoc – skop, skiet, donder… and deep confusion
Two new action-packed streamer films bring bullets, body counts and a whole lot of cinematic chaos.…
Art: The investment to bank on
South African banks and corporations are building vast art collections, blending cultural patronage with shrewd investment…
The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘When Mac Was Swimming’ by Karen Peris
Mark Rosin takes us on a mini journey into a great song he’s been listening to this week. Today it’s the beguiling ‘When Mac…
Art of the week: Lady Skollie’s ‘Madi, Madi’
Lady Skollie’s new exhibition offers a sharp, smart and appealing look at the topic of money…
Review: Puppets give life to the times of Michael K
Experience the powerful and evocative adaptation of JM Coetzee’s ‘Life & Times of Michael K’ at Joburg’s Market Theatre…
More than just hair
Hair creative Nikiwe Dlova continues the dialogue on this important topic with her new art collection…
Art of the continent: The market outlook
The global art market has softened – and, with it, the African market. But the picture is nuanced, the recent African Art Market Update…
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