Zaheer Ali has a penchant for creating captivating images. We speak to the Liberty Igerbook-featured photographer about how adventure can lead to great photography.
Interviews
Zeno Petersen’s photography offers an original and personal view of the city
A cinematographer by trade, Zeno Petersen was first drawn to Instagram for its ability to create connections with people. View his striking images here.
Jozi’s fleeting moments photographed by Jenna Echakowitz
Jenna Echakowitz aims to break the drab veil that smothers everyday existence by capturing the ephemeral. Read through a few of the photographer’s tips here.
Iced Gems: A Q&A with the bakers behind LionHeart pâtisserie
Owning a small business is full of risk and rewards. Get to know the entrepreneurs behind online-based Pâtisserie Studio, LionHeart.
‘The heart wants to do what the heart wants to do’ – a QnA with Dion Cupido
We speak with Cupido about his first large-scale installation for Nando’s Orpington and his latest solo exhibition.
‘These Aesthetics Are Not New’: Introducing Callan Grecia
Part of a Masters of Fine Art exhibition, Callan Grecia’s ‘These Aesthetics are not New’ seeks to interrogate the relationship between IRL and URL and how our ways of seeing are ingrained in thousands of years of visual literacy.
Merging the personal with the material: An interview with conceptual artist Brett Seiler
Zimbabwe-born, Cape Town-based fine artist Brett Charles Seiler engages with queer identity through performance, painting and installation art. Read our in-depth interview with the artist here.
Plastic Crowns: a narrative as self-portrait by Phumzile Khanyile
We chat to the talented recipient of the 2015 Gisèle Wulfsohn Mentorship, Phumzile Khanyile, about her solo exhibition ‘Plastic Crowns’.
Tumelo Mosaka on curating the 2017 Cape Town Art Fair
Chief curator Tumelo Mosaka chats to us ahead of the 2017 Cape Town Art Fair.
10 things you need to know about future-soul outfit, Kajama
We chat to future-soul sister duo Kajama about their songwriting process, sound and inspirations ahead of of their debut EP.
In Studio with Karen Cronje
Karen Cronje made the huge leap to becoming a full-time artist just three years ago. We catch up with her ahead of her solo exhibition, Surface Tension.
In Studio with Swain Hoogervorst
Artist Swain Hoogervorst stumbled into a tropical jungle in Central America in 2012 and attributes the roots of his botanical abstracts to this experience. Read our interview with the artist.
Wow, already? 2016 in review by Amy, Nas and Kyla
In a retrospective interview, we ask artists Kyla Philander, Nas Hoosen and Amy Ayanda to recollect a year’s worth of memorable moments, both good and bad.
Michaela Younge: All things beastly and other tales
Michaela Younge’s felt tapestries explore the psychology of ‘othering’ in folklore and fairytales. Read our interview with the artist here.
Meet Aaliyah Kara – The captivating poet who refuses to dance to the drums of patriarchy
For Aaliyah Kara, art is a form of activism, but not all art has to be overtly political. Read our interview with the spoken word poet.