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Children’s theatre is often disregarded as something simply to keep the kids entertained and relegated to the lower rungs on the theatre hierarchy ladder, somewhere near student and (so-named) community … Read More
Walking down into the maelstrom of First Thursday after viewing the opening of Ayana V Jackson’s exhibition of photographs at Gallery MOMO, the Dutch photographer along for the ride remarked … Read More
There are many stories to be told. One of them is the story of Dumile Feni. We know his dramatic monochromatic artwork and muscular drawings, the smooth tortured lines of … Read More
How people choose to represent themselves can make for fascinating viewing. Less so today, where we are saturated with selfies and self-promotion, although the fact it is so ubiquitous is … Read More
As with the news, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking photography represents objective fact. It’s an image produced by a machine; how can a machine be subjective? But … Read More
