EDITORIAL

Sibusiso Gcaba's photographs press pause on the relentless reel of the city.

Renowned South African artist Diane Victor’s latest solo exhibition opens at UJ Art Gallery on the 14th of April 2021 with a live-streamed virtual walkabout. 

Latitudes ArtistLab is a skills development programme for artists looking to make a name for themselves in the industry. 

“No African is a foreigner in Africa! No African is a migrant in Africa! Africa is where we all belong!” - Professor Achille Mbembe

Art has never been a career that one gets into for the stability. It’s more often than not an urgent calling that can’t be ignored...

An artwork is generally published with a title, a date, a size and a price. There’ll be some information about what it was made with...

An interior is a place that keeps the people inside safe from rain, wind, sunstroke, heatwave, wild animals, other people, and various threats of other kinds. 

Sibusiso Gcaba's photographs press pause on the relentless reel of the city.

Renowned South African artist Diane Victor’s latest solo exhibition opens at UJ Art Gallery on the 14th of April 2021 with a live-streamed virtual walkabout. 

Stephanie Blomkamp is the founder and editor of Oath, a print magazine dedicated to championing African photography. Here she chooses her favourite photography on Latitudes.  

Latitudes ArtistLab is a skills development programme for artists looking to make a name for themselves in the industry. 

John-Michael Metelerkamp’s oil painting Cove Street is an imagined observation of a real street in Knysna where he grew up. Go behind the artwork with us. 

“No African is a foreigner in Africa! No African is a migrant in Africa! Africa is where we all belong!” - Professor Achille Mbembe

A place for museums, foundations and corporate institutions to contribute to Africa’s shared cultural heritage by showcasing their art collections. 

When asked what keeps her busy day to day, Binwe Adebayo replies, “Whew, way too much”. She’s not exaggerating. 

Stephanie Blomkamp is the founder and editor of Oath, a print magazine dedicated to championing African photography. Here she chooses her favourite photography on Latitudes.  

A place for museums, foundations and corporate institutions to contribute to Africa’s shared cultural heritage by showcasing their art collections. 

Art has never been a career that one gets into for the stability. It’s more often than not an urgent calling that can’t be ignored...

Doyle Wham and Latitudes are delighted to present a solo exhibition of Puleng Mongale (b. 1991, Orlando East, Soweto), surveying key works from the artist's burgeoning oeuvre.

An artwork is generally published with a title, a date, a size and a price. There’ll be some information about what it was made with...

Daily Sun has been captivating, enraging and entertaining South Africans for almost two decades with its outrageous...

Sibusiso Gcaba's photographs press pause on the relentless reel of the city.

Stephanie Blomkamp is the founder and editor of Oath, a print magazine dedicated to championing African photography. Here she chooses her favourite photography on Latitudes.  

John-Michael Metelerkamp’s oil painting Cove Street is an imagined observation of a real street in Knysna where he grew up. Go behind the artwork with us. 

Rorke completed a short residency at the David Krut Workshop in Arts on Main, Maboneng, Johannesburg in October 2020. 

With the festive season hurtling towards us, it's time to start thinking about how to celebrate the people who got us through 2020.

The Journey: New Positions in African Photography, edited by Simon Njami and Sean O'Toole, comes out of a ten-year project – 

Last week, Latitudes was invited by Between 10and5 to curate our first Instagram auction. The auction saw several bidding wars, and adding to the fun was the fact that many of the bidders were first-time buyers.

Enos Nyamor looks at digital arts from Africa and their potential for connection to the past and invention of the future.