REVIEW
Ace Moloi - October 4, 2021
Brenda Yalezo’s penwomanship unlocks her as a versatile songwriter and worshipper who has died to herself for the gospel to be sung through her, notes Ace Moloi.
Mpho Matsitle - September 8, 2021
The prohibition is over, the doors of culture are open, and the lights are back on at the Performing Arts Centre of the Free State. ART STATE publisher Mpho Matsitle spent six interesting nights there and chooses to kiss and tell.
Editor’s Note
Ace Moloi - March 1, 2018
Among the many things I do for a living, I write. I’ve been writing professionally for over five years now, and my writings – like this text – have always been in English.
State Of Mangaung Arts
Mpho Matsitle - November 6, 2018
After seeing three well marketed shows that were concomitantly well attended, ART STATE publisher Mpho Matsitle looks into the state of marketing the arts in the city.
The Armchair Critic
Thato Rossouw - December 10, 2017
Senior Writer Thato Rossouw reviews Sipho Mnyakeni’s anthology Dear Oliver Tambo.
NEWS
Art State - October 1, 2021
Careers TV, a multimedia subsidiary of C College, has successfully completed its first ever short film, which was commissioned by Multichoice to be aired on Mzansi Magic Channel 161.
Art State - May 14, 2019
The Vrystaat Arts Festival has an enormous artistic offering in 2019. From flagship Afrikaans, English and Sesotho theatre and music productions to experimental dance, craft, sound art, visual art and live art, there is something for everyone.
Press Release
Art State - October 1, 2021
Careers TV, a multimedia subsidiary of C College, has successfully completed its first ever short film, which was commissioned by Multichoice to be aired on Mzansi Magic Channel 161.
PREVIEW
Mpho Matsitle - July 11, 2018
News just in Months of pain and grinds Hard dull work Have filled the countries minds To answer one simple question Shall we expropriate the farms and mines The banks, the trains The energy, railway lines?
SPONSORED
Ace Moloi - March 15, 2018
“I leave no stone unturned; even on rainy days the stage gets dusty.” ~ Kedibone Mohapi
FEATURE
Ace Moloi - September 8, 2021
Even as she suffered an asthma attack just moments before her time on stage, Noxy still lived up to her vows of loving and respecting the arts—in sickness and in health, reports Ace Moloi
Ace Moloi - March 1, 2018
Love, Crime and Johannesburg PR Officer and ART STATE Editor Ace Moloi reflects on the production’s behind-the-scenes.
Dear Oliver Tambo
Thato Rossouw - December 10, 2017
Senior Writer Thato Rossouw reviews Sipho Mnyakeni’s anthology Dear Oliver Tambo.
Harvest
Mpho Matsitle - November 1, 2017
Mpho Matsitle relives the evening of Harvest Live in Concert.
Love, Crime & Johannesburg
Ace Moloi - March 15, 2018
“I leave no stone unturned; even on rainy days the stage gets dusty.” ~ Kedibone Mohapi
