By BRUCE DENNILL The below music, literature, film, TV and theatre may not have been created or originally released during 2016, but it was only at some point during this year that I was able to see it, hear…
By BRUCE DENNILL Broken Monsters Charity Art Show / Nando’s Central Kitchen, Lorentzville, Johannesburg It’s a simple, heartfelt formula, mixing fame, literature, talent and fine art to not only promote reading but to provide young kid with physical…
By BRUCE DENNILL Istanbul. Home to the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Golden Horn, the Grand Bazaar, the Topkapi Palace and dozens of other world-famous tourist attractions, it’s also riddled with side roads; non-descript, non-guidebook diversions that are…
By SIBUSISO MKWANAZI Ironically, those tasked with delivering creative content to the rest of the population often find it difficult to describe the level of satisfaction they derive from fulfilling their destiny. But there has to be a reason why they…
By SIBUSISO MKWANAZI Perspective is an integral part of any discussion, and to demonstrate this, take a look at the episode of Carte Blanche on which the team presented a segment about street art and in particular the works…
By JEAN SHORNEY Writing. Painting. Acting. Music. Our love of all things artistic successfully manages to inspire us. For me, as a writer, all the above are ultimately conducive. Music sets my scenes, but the music has to be…
By SIBUSISO MKWANAZI Craft beer: check. Easy to carry food: check. Undergound music: check. On your first visit, the Locrate Market looks, smells and sounds like your average market. But as you start to look carefully, you realise that…