by Trudi Makhaya | Apr 13, 2018 | art, creative economy, Events, Gallery MOMO
Gallery MOMO is proud to present a group exhibition featuring George Pemba, Dumile Feni, George Hallett, and Leonard Matsoso. Each of these artists has been labelled a “master” in his own regard. But what makes a master’s work? Is it the craftsman’s skill? Is it the...
by Trudi Makhaya | Oct 30, 2017 | achievement, art, Featured, Notices, Opportunities, youth entrepreneurship
”The Cassirer Welz Award, funded by art auctioneers Strauss & Co and the Everard Read Gallery provides an opportunity to an emerging South African artist, in the field of drawing, painting or sculpture, under the age of 35 to spend 10 weeks at the Bag...
by Trudi Makhaya | Oct 27, 2017 | art, Events, Featured, Gallery MOMO, Notices
by Trudi Makhaya | May 26, 2017 | art, Opportunities
The Bag Factory is looking for young emerging artists to apply to the Visiting Artist Residency Programme The programme, sponsored by studio artist Benon Lutaaya will offer an emerging female artist working in the field of drawing, painting, printmaking, collage or...
by Trudi Makhaya | Apr 14, 2017 | art, management, Media Release, training
Author: Bag Factory Artists’ Studios Are you a visual artist looking to jump-start your professional career? What you need is boot camp. The Artists’ Career Boot Camp is an exciting new opportunity for artists looking to fully immerse themselves in what it takes...
by Trudi Makhaya | Mar 20, 2015 | afro-chic, art, creative economy, fashion, inspiration
In this #eNCAlive debate, a week after Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, we talk all things creative . My guests are Anthony Bila, a visual artist and blogger; Sonwabile Ndamase, executive president of the South African Fashion Designers’ Association and Nhlanhla Nciza,...
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