Andrea Nagel

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Nakhane on creating while sharing life with a dog Multimedia artist hints about a collaboration with an iconic British band 15 June 2025 - 00:00 Multimedia artist Nakhane recently released their interpretation of the Seal/Adamski dance classic Killer. ..

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BYLD brings stylish homes with minimal impact Modular homes with minimal impact 01 June 2025 - 00:00 BYLD has arrived in South Africa not with the thunder of bulldozers, but with the click of precision-cut timber slotting into place. BYLD — spelt like a Scandinavian furniture flirtation with dyslexia — is less a company and more a manifesto: Modular Systems. Minimal Impact. It's flat-pack futurism with a conscience...

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Joëlle Kayembe branches out into acting She's over the moon about the Nivea campaign, which embraces ageing naturally 01 June 2025 - 00:00 Gorgeous “it” girl and supermodel, Joëlle Kayembe, who's beautiful face has graced local and international magazines from the 2000s, recently visited Joburg from her home in Oslo, Norway, to attend the South African Style Awards. There she presented the joint award for Most Stylish Model to brothers Denetric and Lebo Malope...

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Popping up for the first time this May, Design Week South Africa (DWSA) has organised the Design Showcase — providing an opportunity to shop for quality local brands while enjoying the art displays at the RMB Latitudes Art Fair. The curated selection of premium local design features more than 20 African brands. Launched in 2024 by Margot Molyneux, DWSA celebrates the future of South African design through events that support emerging talent...

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Mervyn Gers’ Lavatorial Lament: A ceramicist’s cry against control 18 May 2025 - 00:00 There are certain things that unite the human condition: birth, death, a good bunny chow and the universal indignity of the toilet. It’s that porcelain pedestal of humility — both altar and oubliette — that South African ceramicist Mervyn Gers has chosen as his latest canvas. Not for flowers. Not for soup. But for dissent...