Peeling Shadows: Make-believe justice
Picture what the world would look like if South Africa was a children’s story. Flat caricatures of our government like the cut-out characters in a picture book. Open the book … Read More
Author: Nondumiso Msimanga
KGANYA: Lulu Mlangeni’s flight of freedom
Is there anything more laughable than knowing you are meant for flight and have conceded your own light? It is absurd. In a world of intersecting oppressions, it is absurd … Read More
Virtual Blackout Is a Reminder to Play Our Way into the Future
For Day 7 of #vNAF I hit up Virtual Blackout: Experiments in the Future of Form. What a ride! It’s like getting to visit masters playing. Imagine your favourite creative … Read More
The Enlightening Work of Grief in Unfathomable
Grief can be a gentle process of learning how to live with your ancestors; not just with loss. Unfathomable whispers into the tissues you would use to hold the weight … Read More
The Rebirth of Iqhawe: The Awakening of A New Man
The sacred act of creation is repeated through a person’s lifetime. We are born. And, this act becomes a preoccupation of our rites and myths. Jesus, Buddha, uNomkhumbulwane, Modimo le … Read More