Arts
-
Thieves steal works worth $10 million from Renoir museum in southern France
Two thieves stole artworks valued at $10 million from the Renoir Museum in southern France, dropping one painting while fleeing.
-
Johanna Botha se beenkunsuitstalling bring verlies en hoop na Voortrekkermonument
Die uitstalling het ook ’n geestelike dimensie en verwys na Esegiël 37:4, waarin daar oor doodsbeendere geprofeteer word.
-
City of Cape Town opens additional film fund round for 2026/27 productions
The City of Cape Town is inviting filmmakers to apply for an additional Film Fund round, with submissions open until 7 October for 2026/27 productions.
-
Venice film festival opens with Clooney honour and Gaza documentaries
George Clooney receives lifetime achievement award as Venice Film Festival opens with Gaza documentaries and independent films taking centre stage.
-
Cape Town Photography Festival returns: Explores ‘truth’ in age of manipulation
The second Cape Town Photography Festival returns with 40 exhibitions across the city, exploring the contested theme of Truth through visual narratives.
-
Vyfde Welgemoed-kunstefees bied 10 dae van musiek, kuns en gesprekke
Die fees open op Saterdag 12 September met Boek en Koek, ‘n oggend van stories en gesprekke met die digter Antjie Krog, die skrywer Marita van der Vyver en die skrywer en TV-vervaardiger Erns Grundling.
-
Skeppers van ‘Boy van die Suburbs’ en ‘Die Gang’ vereer in liedjietuin
Twee legendes in die Afrikaanse musiekwêreld is verlede week in die FAK-Liedjietuin vereer.
-
Victoria-Wes sit dié lente die ‘kunste’ in kunstefees
Die Victoria-Wes Kunstefees vind eersdaags plaas, met verskeie geleenthede wat vir elke smaak aangebied word.
-
WATCH | South African virtual reality theatre show scores Emmy nomination
Cape Town virtual reality theatre production Uncanny Alley: A New Day receives Emmy nomination, with winner announced this Saturday in Los Angeles.
-
WATCH | Royal guard honours country Dolly Parton with rendition of ‘9 to 5’
Buckingham Palace guards performed Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” the morning after her death as royals paid tribute to the country legend.
