Ian Engelbrecht | Tripping Down Memory Lane
A generational relic found in so many South African homes is the ‘Kist’; a chest used for storing linens and clothes. In my childhood home it was used to store porcelain clowns and…
Ibrahim Kejo’s | Welcome to Heartbreak
Guest Contribution by Hafiz Juma On January 15th Ibrahim Kejo had his inaugural exhibition – Welcome to heartbreak. This is not a review, simply an artistically impaired individual’s take on what he sees….
Go South, Young Man
Fashion in all of its possibilities remains a space for the expressive individual, whether it be of the restrained variety or be it swinging to the exuberant side of the pendulum. There have…
Brett Lloyd | Always the Lonely Boy
Thumb through the passport and go. Coordinates. Vamoose onto the next adventure. Displaced. Sullen. Disillusioned. Throw on a Jacket and go. A loner. Pack something special and close to the heart, even if…
Stella Jean | Fashion’s Maverick of The Arts
Ever since her eponymous fashion label was set to orbit the international fashion sphere merely three years ago, Stella Jean has been appearing on the radar of some of the industry’s most discerning opinion leaders. Jean’s…
Trine Lindegaard | Mind(s) The Credibility Gap
The whole lot becomes some ugly and ignoble affair; every designer ‘inspired by Africa’ a lightly concuss character immunised against contact on the intuition level. The mass clamor of grand sighs on how…
