New public art in Sea Point: A Rhino in the City
A powerful anti-poaching installation by artist Andre Carl is constructed on the Sea Point Promenade as part of the City’s public art program called art54.
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Voices of the City: Lola Adefope
This week Voices of the City features Lola Adefope, a creative soul who calls Lagos her home.
Local artist Grant Jurius leads community initiative showcasing street art in Woodstock
Since 2011, the street art scene in the Cape Town suburb of Woodstock has witnessed a major renaissance.
Voices of the City: Fred Hayman
Voices of the City is a new, weekly feature that spotlights the everyday lives of our citizens, living and working in the city.
Public lectures at Department of Design
Read here about Department of Design’s exciting series of free public lectures, starting on Wednesday, July 9th at the Provenance Auction House in Gardens.
Voices of the City: Papa Omotayo
This week, we interview Papa Omotayo, Architect and Lagos resident for 9 years.
Voices of the City: Charne Simpson
This week’s Voices of the City sees us learning more about Charne Simpson, a born and bred Cape Town creative.
Arts and Culture Indaba a step forward in Cape Town
On 3 and 4 June 2014, the arts and culture community of Cape Town gathered at City Hall to participate in the second annual Arts and Culture Indaba.
Voices of the City: Interview with Sharon Lewis
This week’s Voices of the City sees us learning more about Sharon Lewis of the Johannesburg Development Agency.
Is Cape Town an “African” city? : An interview with South African travel writer Dawn Jorgensen
South African travel writer Dawn Jorgensen sits down with Our Future Cities and shares her perspective on whether Cape Town is an ‘African city.’