For many a vision board works as a clear soundboard of what you want in life or that year.
It helps you stay focus on what is important to you.
Windhoek Spring Fiesta 2019 is here!
Malibu presents Doctatainment’s Windhoek Spring Fiesta 2019.
What we are loving on the internet right now: Sue-realism 2.0
We are currently obsessing over KrazySue The Artist (Sunya Beukes)’ latest art collection titled ” Sue-realism 2.0″ which is a continuation of an exhibition she had at FNCC about a year ago.
Hidden Art in Northern Namibia
A group of gifted artists have come together to start a creative movement in the north…
We are the article that writes itself; we are Artists Anonymous.
Here’s everything you need to know about the TALA music video!
The fierce and talented queen of rap, Lioness, dropped the visuals of “Tala” last Friday and it left us shook and edgeless.
From the fashion and styling to the cinematography, the creatives behind it pulled together one of the most memorable music videos Namibia has to offer.
Lucky for us, we got the Directors to help us unpack this masterpiece.
Art and Finance by Ndakondjelwa
Generally, artists don’t like to talk about money. Perhaps it is because they don’t always make very much of it or because they risk being dismissed as sellouts if they do.
What feminism looks like in an AfroFuturistic Village with Masiyaleti Mbewe
Do you at times think of a better world? One without violence or pain? Without poverty or suffering? We do too. Imagine a world where people could be what or whomever they wished to be. That’s what Masiyaleti Mbewe envisions for black people. A Afro-futuristic Village. We caught up with the creative to give us a little insight on her recent collaborative exhibition, afrofuturism and most importantly what feminism in this magical village looks like.
Sister by Beauty Boois
Sister Sister- written and performed by Beauty Boois, Spoken Word, March 2017.
Things I wish to say to sixteen year old girls with hearts too big to be contained by their bodies- Sam Ndungula
Written and performed by Sam Ndungula, Spoken Word Namibia, 2016.