Intraparadox

Category: The Collected Musings of Mmutle Arthur Kgokong

21Column – THR33

13 July, 2021

‘a whats-on listing’ 21ColumnVol.1 No.3.July 2021 ~ Header insert, August House//Cape Town Collab runs between June and July in Cape Town CBD ~ Intra’Byte: #6 We have finally seen July, at least the beginning of it. In a world that seem to have come to hold its bated breath for a future that is solidly… →
21Column – 2woo

04 July, 2021

Hindsight, WhatsON! OUT THERE May – June 2021. →
Intraparadox: A Correspondence with Nancy Ndaba on behalf of Abigail Mabeba and Linah Mokoena

19 June, 2021

In this edition of Intraparadox I speak to Nancy Ndaba against the backdrop of the group exhibition that her group, ‘Free Breed’, hosted at the South African State Theatre from 15 to 19 June 2021 as part of the State Theatre’s Youth Expression Festival 2021. →
Intraparadox: An Interview with Patrick Rulore, A Stage for Moments

16 June, 2021

Patrick Rulore’s winning of SASOL New Signatures Art Competition in 2019 might have come as a surprise to anyone who has followed this art competition closely over the years. →
Intraparadox, A Correspondence with Navel Seakamela

08 June, 2021

In this interception, entirely done via email correspondence, on the eve of his Solo Exhibition at Kalashnikovv Gallery, I attempted to locate Navel Seakamela’s art practice. →
21Column – 1’an’e

31 May, 2021

WhatsON! OUT THERE, Archive April-May 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. →
Intraparadox, An Interview with Lerato Themba Kuzwayo

13 May, 2021

When an entourage of artists consisting of Charles Sokhaya Nkosi, Ezekiel Budeli, Tumelo Mokopakgosi, Justice Mokoena and his prodigy Muziwakhe Ndhlovu arrived at the Pretoria Art Museum on 09 April 2021, it faced a monumental task of translating the Setswana proverbs of one of our great artists Lefifi Tladi. →