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Art Without Waste: Celebrating Creativity on Environment Day
With Environment Day just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to think about how we treat our planet and what we can do to make a...
Jun 23 min read
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Threads of Heritage: South African Rituals, Traditions & the Stories they Carry.
What holds a tribe together? Is it the language, the land, the art, or the rituals passed from hand to hand, heart to heart? Most times,...
May 213 min read
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Colors of the Mind: Art, Emotion & Mental Health Through Sketchgodd’s Eyes
Mental health is something we all live with. Some days we feel balanced and present, while other days may feel heavy, anxious, or numb....
May 142 min read
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MOTHERland: Her Strength, Our Story
There are stories that live in the silence, tales etched into gestures, held in the warmth of a glance, and passed from one generation to...
May 82 min read
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Held in Love: A Reflection on Motherhood Through Art
What does it mean to mother? To mother is to care. To nurture. To pour from the deepest parts of yourself even when you’re not sure...
May 22 min read
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Waste to Art
The act of burning plastic is one of the most harmful practices for both human health and the environment. As plastics burn, they release...
Apr 212 min read
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Ghetto Futurism: Reclaiming Innovation Through the African Lens
What if the future didn’t forget the past? What if technology, so often gatekept, could become a bridge back to cultural memory, urban...
Apr 151 min read
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Digital Age: The Immersive Experiences in the art space
Art is no longer bound by gallery walls. It now lives in our screens, sounds, movements, and memories, crafting immersive experiences...
Apr 81 min read
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Joshua Lunick Uri: A New voice in Contemporary Digital Innovation
The art world, ever evolving, shifting towards innovation, digital art has emerged as a new significant form of creative expression. This...
Apr 42 min read
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The Digital Canvas of Selim Ayer (Seligrey)
In an era where technology and tradition intertwine, Selim Ayer, also known as Seligrey, stands at the forefront of African digital art....
Apr 31 min read
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Winnie Madikizela Mandela : Her Own Battle, Her Own Legacy
This International Women's History Month, we find ourselves surrounded by a chorus of extraordinary voices; the voices of strength,...
Mar 194 min read
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Celebrating Trailblazing Female African Artists
Guess what? We're still basking in the glow of March, and that means International Women's History Month is still in full swing! Yes,...
Mar 173 min read
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Idia: Mother of a Nation, Protector of a Legacy
In a month dedicated to honoring women of every background, it would be a profound oversight to overlook Queen Idia, our own West African...
Mar 42 min read
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The Art of Being: Siyambonga's Visual Exploration of Human Experience
Exploring Human Existence through Art Some stories aren’t told with words, they’re told with color, movement, and emotion. For...
Mar 32 min read
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In Motion: The Life and Vision of Bekezela Mabena, Artist and Storyteller
Born in Zimbabwe and raised in South Africa, Mabena's life story is shaped by the intersection of two countries, each with its own...
Feb 241 min read
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Fahd Bello: Chaos in Order - A Gallery Spotlight
There’s no putting Fahd Bello in a box. A truly multi-faceted talent, he seamlessly blends traditional painting with the dynamic worlds...
Feb 131 min read
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Beyond Borders: Migration Through the Lens of Bekezela Mabena
Migration, when it comes to humans, is a deeply complex journey filled with a mix of emotions – hope, fear, disappointment, and the...
Feb 112 min read
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The Nok: A Lost Civilisation and its Enduring Legacy
Centuries ago, in present-day Nigeria, one of the earliest known civilisations. existed, between 900 BC - 200 BC . Named after the Ham...
Feb 101 min read
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The Story Within: Exploring Our New Collection of African Literature
Let's be honest, stories about Africa haven't always been told accurately. Too often, they've been shaped by perspectives that lack a...
Feb 71 min read
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Art That Moves You
I have never really been one that understood art or really appreciated it in-depth – I would appreciate the colors or how striking a...
Feb 32 min read
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