Art to admire and desire
Sara Hallat is director of the META Foundation, a visual arts NPO
Elvira Dyangani Ose is the new boss of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art. Christopher Willis faces scrutiny over Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden.
Creative confidence may be KZN’s clearest sign of recovery, with artists and cultural institutions driving renewal from the ground up
Jonathan Oxenham’s essentials? A blue kikoi, ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’, good surf and a healthy supply of pinot noir
Fancy a wee dose of smart art? JCAF’s new ‘Reverse Futures’ exhibition is exactly where you need to be
The Cape Town-based artist talks autobiographies, cloudscapes and James Dean
The author and brand manager talks Liverpool, Lego and a new framework for managing money
The Nubian Cosmetics founder on turning a hobby into a business, Joburg go-to spots and how Kentridge inspired her love of art
The acclaimed jewellery designer talks ‘Hamnet’, A Tavola, Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ and the joy of sparkling water
The acclaimed photographer, activist and Hasselblad-winner on art, activism and why the next generation matters most
The bestselling author talks Fredrik Backman, Hieronymus Bosch, chaotic hobbies and a lifelong love of Depeche Mode
The beloved South African actress is in a new stage production called ‘Midnight in Parys’. Here she talks books, Kate Bush and jigsaw puzzles
The former SAPO CEO on retirement assets, informal markets and why art makes for great company
Explore the history of the Joburg’s Barbican building, an architectural gem that has had a wonderful revival
The founder of PICHULIK tells us about books, art and tarot cards
Is art an investment, or pleasure posing as a share portfolio? Tim Cohen and Mark Barnes find out. With special guest Susie Goodman
A new exhibition in Sandton captures the creative range of the celebrated photographer. It’s an archive of memory, emotion and experience
The fracas around the gallery has reached the courts, with Webber Wentzel seeking to have the appointments of the governing committee set aside
Interior architect Ernst Frame-Tolmie on teenage angst, desert island soundtracks and the objects he swears by