We created diptychs with the photographs of Noncedo Charmaine and Nonzuzo Gxekwa to discover the similarities and differences between twin sisters.
Solo is a musician and performer who is making the kind of music that is neither designed for the radio or the club.
Chris Kets shares his journey as a filmmaker and his thoughts on shooting subcultures respectfully.
Digital artist Lorenzo Plaatjies’s soft aesthetic stands strong in the face of so-called masculine culture. We asked him about his practice.
We get to know the makers of the mesmerising digi-collages shared on @spookie.asem using a language they’re fluent in: pictures, of course!
Art reflects life and as ours become increasingly lived online, it only makes sense that our relationships to social media become the inspiration for new art.
Yoza Mnyanda and Kuthulakwe-Nkosi Siboto make up Darkie Fiction, a music duo who are inventing a genre that brings together the kasi and the ‘burbs to create sounds that are authentically South African.
South African scenes unfold in Dada Khanyisa’s artworks.
The global fashion scene is rapidly moving towards a more inclusive landscape that’s breaking down gender barriers in different ways. In this list, we celebrate the local brands making all the moves in the right direction.
Mathew and Melissa Kieser opened Orphan Street Clothing Shop as a home for their streetwear brands Sol-Sol and Maylee CPT, which disrupts the “meh” with stark but considered design and unexpectedly striking simplicity.
Artist Louis De Villers on growing up and making art in NYC.
More about musician Ouskul’s organic process, his need for constant collaboration and running an open house for the community.
An artist profile on musician, novelist and actor Nakhane, who just dropped a new album titled ‘You Will Not Die’.
We chat to the designer behind local fashion brand Nao Serati about overcoming shyness through fashion and the spirit of rebellion in his clothes.
A DM interview with artist Banele Khoza, whose work interrogates modern love in a hyper-connected world.
“By being ourselves we give others the courage to do the same.” – Curator and Ceramic Jeweller Githan Coopoo
Musonda Kabwe is a social observer whose insights into human nature are shared through his weekly comic project No Narrative.
Ethel Laka is not out to prove herself but her work speaks volumes.
Sneakerness hit African soil for the first time ever. We caught up with co-founder Sergio Muestra.
Director Lebogang Rasethaba chooses four pivotal scenes from his latest work and reveals his thinking and process behind each moment.
This year’s Jameson Select Reserve Man of Character winner, Menzi Mcunu, shares with us his fashion, business and life philosophies.