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Category: Autumn

  • Side Bar /1/05/20XXVI

    30 April, 2026

    A rundown of interesting exhibitions you might wanna see. →

  • Postcard From The Hop!#1

    24 April, 2026

    Postcard From The Hop!#1: Modiši wa go Botega, Converging Truths →

  • Postcard From The Hop[!]

    22 April, 2026

    Thoughts on recent experiences and what I have been up to. →

  • CROSSROADS // TSELA TSE PEDI Art Exhibition Opening Speech.

    19 April, 2024

    At the crossroads, though we may be there physically, when multiple options opens-up before us on how to progress further through existence. We are there psychologically, spiritually and socially. We are an amalgamation of a plethora of constructs. →

  • Intraparadox, Interview with Thobile Dlamini. Capital Arts Fair Tshwane. PAM. 28 March 2024.

    31 March, 2024

    In the present podcast, I have a conversation with Ms. Thobile Dlamini, the Marketing Manager, of the upcoming Capital Art Fair Tshwane (CAFT). CAFT is a product of Holistic Events founded by Dr. Wilheminah Makhambeni. →

  • Intraparadox, An Interview with Sello Letswalo, O’ Foreman

    31 August, 2021

    In this interception, I have a conversation with Sello Letswalo following his recent pop-up exhibition, O’ Foreman, at Trent Gallery, in Tshwane. The artist asserts that in that exhibition, he was preoccupied with Totems as forms of identity, their connection to our lineage and, to a certain extent, our customs. →

  • Intraparadox, An Interview with Navel Seakamela, Inner-Space Revisited

    23 August, 2021

    In this interception I have a conversation with Navel Seakamela about his exhibition at Nel Gallery, Cape Town, which was part of the August House // Cape Town Collab – A Cultural Exchange during July and August this year. This event comes to a close on Saturday 28 August. 2021. →

  • Intraparadox, An Interview with Ilandi Barkhuizen

    18 May, 2021

    Through 11 artworks that presents her in different cultural attires indigenous to South Africa, Ilandi Barkhuizen reasserts her identity as a South African and challenges the stereo typical notion of cultural artefacts being the exclusive of the cultural groupings within which they are conceived. →

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