24.04.02 From fiction to fact and back again
Student review: Julia Tiffin's photographic installation 'Buried Alive' narrates the artist's personal 'processing' of intangible yet weighty memory. By Nikki Winward Cross
17.04.02 Snap, crackle, pop
James Webb samples technological glitches to create a 'weird electronic sound garden' at the US Art Gallery. Presented with artworks that sound good, and music that looks good, Chris Roper is doubly enthralled
17.04.02 A wide-awake look at sleep
Student review: Angela Buckland's 'Sleep Series', at the Castle during the Month of Photography, offers intimate and revealing portraits of human nature with its defences down, writes Marelise van der Merwe
17.04.02 Nostalgic view of Cape Town today
Student review: Sarel Eloff's 'Street Photographs' of Cape Town look as though they were taken 30 years ago. Aneleh Midgley looks for political comment amid the nostalgia
10.04.02 Strange behaviour in the Klein Karoo
For Kathryn Smith, 12 days at the Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees involved altercations with angry residents, time spent with the local police, vandalised sculpture, 40° heat - and some excellent art exhibitions
10.04.02 Off the rails
Part of the Cape Town Festival, 'Voices in Transit' stopped commuters in their tracks with a stimulating programme of art, videos, music and drama at Cape Town Central Station. Sue Williamson was there
10.04.02 Of moths and mutable spaces
Student review: Lien Botha's photographic show 'Radio Maria' sets up subtle, perhaps overly fractured links between the lifecycle of the moth and the temporary marketplace stalls of the Mercato di San Lorenzo. By Nikki Winward Cross
10.04.02 Visceral response to ulwaluko
Mgcineni "Pro" Sobopha searches for an appropriate way of representing the circumcision ritual in a series of 'paintings' constructed from sheepskin, blanket, cow dung and pieces of fabric. Paul Edmunds reviews
03.04.02 Live wire
Standard Bank Young Artist for 2001 Walter Oltmann displays formidable mastery in the weaving, coiling and bending of wire. Sue Williamson catches his touring show at the National Gallery
03.04.02 Oasis of art in the Karoo
The Klein Karoo National Arts Festival offers as fine a collection of contemporary South African visual art as you are likely to see in any one place. Paul Edmunds found the art an enclave of calm amid the carousing
27.03.02 Eye-catching moments from the Month of Photography
The 2nd Cape Town Month of Photographyy is an enormous enterprise with more than 150 shows covering wall space in every available venue. Sue Williamson zooms in on a few highlights
