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House of Magugu Logo Thebe Magugu is an exceptional designer and a storyteller as well as a cultural innovator whose success redefines how the world views African fashion. Born in Kimberley and currently based in Johannesburg, Magugu’s journey from a small-town dreamer to the first African recipient of the coveted LVMH Prize represents a paradigm shift in the international fashion arena. His triumph highlights his individual talent and the growing recognition of Africa’s dyna

Images taken from Instagram: @ soft.za Photographed by: Yannick Ngoy In an era when digital media reigns supreme, the Instagram platform The Wooden Stool stands out as a beacon for musical innovation. With its cosy aesthetic and inherent focus on authentic performance, The Wooden Stool has reimagined what a musical performance can be. Both burgeoning artists seeking to break into the South African music industry and established icons looking to reconnect with a raw sense of

Rock music dominated the music industry for decades. Rock is the music of rebellion, of cultural movements and bringing about the sense...

The natural hair movement has significantly reshaped cultural perceptions by challenging longstanding norms, reclaiming marginalised identities, and broadening the definition of beauty. Historically, the dominant aesthetic has often been rooted in Eurocentric ideals which have valued straight, smooth hair, implicitly positioning naturally textured hair as unprofessional or undesirable. The natural hair movement reclaimed type 4 hair and changed the narrative by celebrating th

Courtesy of Moncler Craig Green is known for his innovative and architectural approach to fashion; his collaboration with Moncler Genius...

Motoi Yamamoto is a modern Japanese artist renowned for his unique approach to large-scale, temporary art created with salt. His work...

Spikes under a Bridge Homelessness is a pervasive issue affecting millions worldwide, with cities and towns often struggling to address...

Sun Ra When envisioning space exploration, planet colonization, and the limitless realms of science fiction and fantasy, the imagery that often comes to mind has predominantly featured white characters. Consider how the actress who played Nyota Uhura from Star Trek faced hostility and negativity from a mostly white audience when the show debuted in the 1960s. The future was rarely depicted as inclusive of Black individuals. The idea of Black people venturing into space and th

Photo taken from: https://gossamer.co/ Recho Omondi is a fashion designer and media innovator who has carved a unique space for herself...

Photo taken from Pinterest.com We live in a time of indulgence, a time of instant gratification and compounded by consumerism. In a world...

Afro-Bohemian interior design beautifully merges the vibrant heritage of Africa with the eclectic and free-spirited nature of Bohemian style. This design philosophy honors cultural diversity, artistic creativity, and a profound appreciation for the narratives behind each decorative item. If you aim to establish a warm and welcoming ambiance in your home that showcases your distinctive personality and global influences, think about integrating these elements of Afro-Bohemian d

This is a profile on contemporary artist Alison Saar and her body of work.