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Vitoria Leona Photographs Individuals who Promote Self-Acceptance
Vitoria Leona is an 18-year old photographer from Belém, Brasil who tries to communicate self-acceptance in her photography. "I try to...


Ayana V. Jackson Seeks to View Black Womanhood as Delicate, Intimate and Weightless
[Ayana V Jackson, Saffronia (2017) © courtesy of Gallery MOMO] Iconic American artist Ayana V. Jackson opened her solo exhibition...


Coloured Street Fashion Influenced by Cape Malay Culture and "Playboys"
Growing up as a coloured kid in Cape Town, it goes without saying that you understand style before you can even read. Colour...


House of Aama A/W17 Collection "BLOODROOT"
House of Aama is a clothing brand that was established in 2013 (in Los Angeles) by mother and daughter duo Rebecca Henry and Akua...


"Selling Inclusivity" | Redefining the Normative in Fashion
Culture, race, sexuality and body image issues have been brought up in increasing amounts globally as the question of inclusivity in the...


"My Imperfections Allowed Me to Dream and Become Better" - Elo Zar
With two singles released from her latest album “Surreal So Real”, I had a chat with electro-pop songstress Elo Zar. The Soweto born...


I am a Creative Entrepreneur And This is My Journey So Far | Mpumelelo Frypan Mfula
Very few people have the gift of making you walk away from a conversation with them feeling like you were talking to an old friend. This is how I felt after I learnt about Mpumelelo Mfula’s story, popularly known as, Frypan on the streets of Johannesburg. This young creative was born & raised in the East of Johannesburg, Vosloorus. He has a presence that many dream of and a mind that is refreshing to pick on, which has given him a vigorous perspective on a lot of issues. When


Dope Saint Jude Talks Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival, Being Authentic and More
Dope Saint Jude has been establishing her role in the South African hip hop music scene performing on international stages, making...


African Culture Should Adopt Feminism
2016 was the year I realised how truly messed up this world can be for me – an African woman. More specifically, how deeply patriarchy is...


Jojo Abot | The Afro-Hypno-Sonic Artist whose Creativity Knows no Bounds
Jojo Abot has an unexplainable magnetic energy, not just because she is approachable and easy going, it's something else, that you can't...


"Just Another Black Girl" | The Scourge of Sexual Violence against South African Women
Malawian author of “Soft Magic” and “Nector”, Upile Chisala said it best in her Twitter post; “I am Black, Woman, and African, in a world...


"Walking Cycle" | Individuality Transcends Gender Constructs
Digital media designer and emerging photographer, Lesedi Mothoagae started taking photographs to use them as reference for his drawings...


A Personal Interview & Photo Shoot with Artist Tabita Rezaire
French-born Guyanese/Danish new media artist Tabita Rezaire is a force challenging the colonial power structures of the web through her...


SOFT: A Gender Non-conforming Photo Series by Zara Julius
Social researcher and visual storyteller Zara Julius brings you SOFT, a photo series created in collaboration with artist and activist...


Artist Kudzanai Chiurai Launches his Book "Whilst the Harvest Rots"
Goodman Gallery is launching the first publication presenting an in-depth survey of Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai's artistic...


8 CREATIVES TO WATCH IN 2017
There are people who go against the grain and express their creativity authentically. They are the fearless ones, the influencers, the...


African Feminism & Women Empowerment in Botswana
What does it mean to be an African and a feminist? The answer is complex and varies from region to region and even from individual to...


The A-Z of Making a Creative Career Work | Unlabelled for Superbalist
Making a creative career work is no mean feat. Even though some people manage to make it look effortless, behind the cool social media...


Awu Hambi Wedwa | For Women by Women
We buried our feet in the dark mud of our ancestors. It clung to our heels, crept between our toes and knowingly embraced our flesh as if...


27 MOLLYS And Crop Circles
“No reason at all. It sounded cool and fun, and it made me laugh” was Brent Paye’s response when I asked the meaning behind the...


Thandiswa Mazwai | "Fashion Can be a Revolutionary Choice in a World That Accepts One Aesthetic View"
Multi award-winning singer/ songwriter Thandiswa Mazwai recently released her third album and first studio album Belede named after her late mother. The album is a jazz tribute album that revisits songs of some iconic South African musicians some of which she has had the privilege to be mentored by. We speak to her about her personal style, her icon status and the power of art. Your sound and your fashion sense has a distinct African feel and has been that way since the day


Butan On 15 Years In the Game And Staying Relevant
Butan has been commercially available since 2006, but its roots stretch back to 2001 when founder Julian Kubel printed 20 tees for his...


Considering Christmas in Africa
Stepping into a shopping mall in South Africa at this time of year is an odd experience as Christmas carols about snow fill our ears,...


A Fashion Remix of Strongbow's #NatureRemix
After a global re-brand Strongbow launched in South Africa a few months ago as an entirely new brand with a new logo, new packaging and a...
