Sound artist James Webb’s second solo show brings together for the first time a selection of his works from around the world. Its opening statement is a three-minute film, “Le Marché Oriental”, which fittingly addresses gentrification in the Cape Town suburb of Woodstock, which also is home to the e...

The painful past is the focus of this year’s African Perspectives, a monthly series of films shown in Windhoek, Namibia.

With support from Pro Helvetia Cape Town, the Michael Stevenson gallery presents an installation by Swiss-born, Paris-based artist Thomas Hirschhorn. «Black & White Hemisphere» began life as part of a travelling exhibition that considered German history post-reunification. But its universal issues o...

Pro Helvetia Cape Town invites artist-in-residency applications from practitioners in the visual arts, theatre, dance, music and literature in the Southern African region. The options include longer studio residencies and shorter research residencies - both of which offer artists and cultural practi...

Lovers of Indian classical music are in for a treat in February 2010 when world-renowned, Swiss-based sarod player Ken Zuckerman tours South Africa in a festival titled «Three Shades of Raga». Zuckerman is one of three principal artists featured at the festival, and will be accompanied on tabla by t...