Zander Opperman AKA ‘Ugly Bruv’ is a rebel of South African photography. With a reverence for the darker, harder and...
Interviews
Between-worlds of ancestral and contemporary existence
In an Afrofuturist context, one of things I find most fascinating is its ability to take the linearity of time - in...
Naledi Holtman’s Dual Sonic Dialogue as raresoftware and Gonubie
It is rare to meet someone with such a tacit understanding of their own possibilities; even more rare, to meet someone...
Kristi Vlok’s Love Affair With The Feminine Experience
I am always interested in how creative people arrived at the confluence of their practice. In fashion, this is always...
HAN Ceramics on Clay’s Biomorphic Potential for Self-Study
Ceramics have been having a moment. In the design space, few objects demonstrate as much reciprocity between form and...
‘In The Mix of Global Black Excellence’ with blaqkongo
From a rich lineage of 4/4 synthesised kick drums and a typical BPM (beats per minute) ranging from 120 to 140,...
‘ETHERIC QUALITIES’ – WOOLWORTHS PRESENTS #STYLEBYSA WITH LOUW KOTZE
What happens when icons collide in perfect symbiosis? With South Africa’s celebrated retail hub, Woolworths, as the...
‘The transformative potential of public space’ – with award-winning architectural practice ‘The MAAK’
I am extremely lucky to have the conversations that I do with a myriad of people; each of whom I hold immense...
Fashion designer Robyn Agulhas on experimenting with trust through her brand, SinCHUI
I first spoke to Robyn Agulhas in 2021, having been introduced to her work through Lemkus. Robyn’s brand SinCHUI...
The Sanctuary of Amy Ayanda’s Music
Though music has always been in Amy Ayanda’s experience, the life force within her artistry is indistinct from her...
Themba Mbuyisa on Why Creating is a Lifelong Act of Learning
Themba Mbuyisa is one of South Africa’s most decorated young photographers - with a decade long career and a variety...
‘Many are called, few are chosen’ with acclaimed ceramicist Zizipho Poswa
Many are called, few are chosen. If to be chosen requires one to be clear in their vision - then Zizipho Poswa’s...