THE SOUTH African Cultural Observatory (SACO) today announced the theme for its national conference of the arts, heritage and culture sectors and the creative and cultural industries (CCIs), taking place in May, with an accompanying call for papers.
THE Luxembourg Art Prize is an annual international competition aiming to discover talents, amateur or professional, regardless of age and nationality.
FROM the 7-24 February Johannesburg residents will see a reawakening of consciousness concerning corruption by state officials through a unique satire performance.
IT’S A New Year and there is a lot to be achieved in the upcoming months across the arts, culture, and heritage sectors and the creative and cultural industries. For example, we have a strong working draft of the Revised White Paper (RWP) on Arts & Culture (2016) on the table and the entire industry must offer their inputs to strengthen the policy framework which will inform debates regarding our industry for years to come.
THE 29th edition of the annual Dance Umbrella festival at the Wits Theatre Complex, Braamfontein from February 23 to March 5 will feature 13 commissioned works.
THE 16th edition Metro FM awards nominees have been announced. These awards will take place on Saturday, 25 February 2016 at the Durban International Convention Centre (ICC). The theme for this year is “What’s Next is All That Matters”.
THE British Museum in London is hosting an exhibition on South Africa's rich history and heritage from 27 October 2016 - 26 February 2017.
THE 29th Annual Dance Umbrella Festival is set to take place at the Wits Theatre Complex, Braamfontein from February 23rd to March 5th 2017. The event is directed by Georgina Thompson.
RESEARCH institute looks to ‘support talented young academics’.
THE City of Cape Town will host the fifth edition of the Cape Town Art Fair (CTAF) from the 17th to the 19th of February 2017 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
M-NET is looking for twelve film and television interns, who have completed their three-year degree or diploma in film and television or any related studies in 2015 or 2016.
THE SOUTH African National Gallery has some interesting exhibitions currently on display. Woman’s Work blurs the boundary between art and craft, an argument began decades ago at the gallery under Marilyn Martin, but was given further impetus in this creative showcase of traditional techniques such as knitting, crocheting, weaving and embroidery.
