Art Exhibition | “What Makes Your Heart Fly” by Sizwe Sama
SABC News,
March 2022
"The Bag Factory Artist Studios in Johannesburg will from today until the 25th of March be hosting textile artist Sizwe Sama's solo exhibition. The project under the title "What Makes Your Heart Fly", is an invitation to celebrate the little things that lead to a sense of fulfilment..."
In the galleries: A rock-and-roll odyssey through sex, race and religion
Washington Post,
December 2021
"Arranged in two rows, the 16 paintings in Thebe Phetogo’s show at Von Ammon Co. bear a resemblance to a lineup of criminals. But the subjects of the Botswana artist’s “Blackbody Rogues’ Gallery” are too fantastical to be taken for the usual suspects. Some of their bodies appear to be made of loosely linked tubers..."
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair 2021: proposals from four galleries in London.
Art Talkers,
November 2021
"Today, these and other colonial-era images and artifacts, not to mention terms like 'natives' and 'huts', elicit mixed responses. Do we have to deal with them, or is it better to ignore them and forget them? Although he feels "paralyzed by sadness, anger and pity" when first encountering postcards..."
Film-makers explore ‘Territories Under My Skin’
The Namibian,
October 2021
"Featuring eight films initially screened at Germany's landmark movie theatre City Kino Wedding, the programme includes a collection of shorts, performance art films and documentary-fiction from Joel Haikali, Hildegard Titus, Tuli Mekondjo, Steffen List, Nicola Brandt, Laura Horelli, Musquiqui Chihying and Gregor Kasper..."