Intraparadox

Category: The Collected Musings of Mmutle Arthur Kgokong

  • What happens if you press share/what happens if you publish

    Keep in mind that we live in the age of a litmus flare-up fame where the nano second between hitting click to publish and the thought to publish something for the world to marvel at demands us to pause and review the tumultuous effects of our actions. →

  • Birth – for the old folks arcade gamers of Phelindaba

    In Phelindaba the Old Café are gone. Washed away by the caressing seeping water at the shores of nostalgia’s grey silver laser that burns the things we abhor or hold dear deep within the creases of our brains and bosom, a tug at the heart here and the disturbance of balance there, for a thrill… →

  • Intraparadox: Interview with Elizabeth Balcomb

    Tradition, absolutely I think that’s happening on a global level from what I can see when I look at the Venice Biennial – pieces that were there, I am excited by the fact that art moves and goes into new directions and I think it is great and South Africa, and so called African Art… →

  • Diary Entry: Paucity, Balcomb, Winter and my first love

    I would like to thank you for continuing to read my work. It is an honor to be read even if it just that random post. Presently an uncertain corridor looms for the tiny man. One thing is certain though, I am returning to my first love, the visual art object and I am taking… →

  • ShowMax Deluxe is Naspers’ leap frog

    With ShowMax Premium what we have here is a binging spectacle. Blessed are those who have time and money for a monumental content consumption. →

  • The Node Nadir

    Now that Altech (Allied Technologies Limited) has announced that it would sell the NODE in the not so distant future whoever is thinking of buying should think very deeply before tinkering with its functions. South Africa needs the NODE but it just does not know it yet. →

  • It’s Complicated

    With ‘It’s Complicated’ Fuzebox Production has introduced to us memorable characters behind whom a host of experienced new generation of South African actors presides →

  • Things are about to get interestingly pristine

    A few people who can afford good television content should know that the advent of ‘Its Complicated’ on Mzansi Magic signals two key moments in the life span of this interesting television channel. The channel, launched on 12 July 2010, has just turned five and it is going HD. Having said that, it is a… →