A true artist doesn’t just create art: they breathe their passion into their work and give it a life of its own. Now, Halls is creating a place where artists can breathe for their craft....
Meet the June Instagram Heroes Creator Winner, Amahle Ntshinga, a social entrepreneur, self-development coach, activist, tarot card reader, and founder of The LUNTU Index– a black owned, and conscious retail site featuring brands that are proudly South African, owned by people from the LGBTQ, vegan...
Pushing representation for marginalised communities, specifically women of colour, in the street art sector, is a driving force for Nadia 'Nardstar*' Fischer. Read as we find out more...
V&A Waterfront Artist Alliance Mentors, Mrs + Mr Luke on Emerging Creatives Honing their Craft and Cultivating the Future of Creativity...
Read as we find out a bit more about Artist Alliance mentor Atang Tshikare's creative background as well as his hopes for future mentees....
This #AfricaMonth, we list ten books by writers from the diaspora. ...
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New York-based Global Brand Communicator and Specialist, Jay Carson continuously makes global strides....
“My mission is to bridge the gap through my art and collaborate with like-minded individuals to create a better South Africa,” he says....
Laetitia Piers from Cape Town sells hair and skin products that are formulated for Africans by Africans....
Shabangu talks to 10and5 about the importance of social commentary in art, bringing his visions from God to life, as well as exploring power dynamics in the arts....
Nomaza Nongqunga Coupez opens up about the importance of Africans telling African stories, trusting your instincts and actualizing one's dreams. ...
South African MensWear Week, hosted at the V&A Waterfront on the 8th of February 2020 could be typically described as the Mecca for all fashion designers, aesthetes, creatives and everyone else who appreciates what the South African fashion industry has to offer....
Originally from a small town in the Eastern Cape called eGcuwa, Yamkela moved to Cape Town to pursue her studies. She vividly recalls her love for designing dating back to when she was only 13 years old - this is around the same time she...
