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28 June 2010
A Glossy Good Read
The Creative Cape Town Annual, published annually by Bell Roberts Publishing, is a glossy snapshot of the creative and knowledge economy in the city. The 2010 edition, which comes out during Creative Week (24 September – 3 October), will focus on the World Design Capital.
Find out more and check out a digital version of [...]
28 June 2010
Don’t Miss Soccer Kultcha Exhibition at the Michaelis Gallery
June and July will see South Africa and the world being exposed to the very best that football can offer. With the FIFA 2010 World Cup comes the cult of the celebrity and the mass media hype associated with the sport.
But beyond the media hysteria are many soccer players, supporters and followers who live and [...]
28 June 2010
The New On Broadway Opens in Long Street
One day it was the “New Space Theatre” and then it was “mothballed” and now “On Broadway” ,which was once around the corner in Shortmarket street has opened at 44 Long Street.
The New Space was planned to be a serious theatre building in the tradition of the Old Space Theatre from the ‘70s. Sadly [...]
28 June 2010
Goema, Glitter and Die Alibama!
The Iziko Museums of Cape Town has opened two great exhibitions this month – both focusing on Cape Town’s unique Minstrel’s Carnival.
The first Ghoema & Glitter: New Year Carnival in Cape Town exhibition is at the Iziko Good Hope Gallery at the Castle of Good Hope. This is a unique exhibition that documents this historical [...]
28 June 2010
Kehinde Wiley Exhibition Opens in Cape Town
Internationally acclaimed artist, Kehinde Wiley, has partnered with PUMA to create four original works of art inspired by three of football’s most decorated players, Samuel Eto’o of Cameroon, John Mensah of Ghana and Emmanuel Eboué of Ivory Coast. Wiley painted three individual portraits of each player wearing the Africa Unity Kit, and then a [...]
