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Art Museum to make SA history
The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum plans to make South African history tomorrow night when it aims to be the first local heritage building lit up in purple for a good cause. This event, in support of World Prematurity Day, starts at 17:30 tomorrow (Friday, 17 November) at 17:30. The museum will be lit up before 20:00. Guests to this event are asked to bring a blanket or beanie that will be donated to under privileged moms and babies. Worldwide 15 million babies are born prematurely … [Read more...] about Art Museum to make SA history
Yellow and purple in the Baakens Valley – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Yellow and purple in the Baakens Valley: I took a walk along the trails in the Baakens Valley for the first time in ages this morning. The veld is very brown and grey due to it being winter, the fact that we're going through a drought and the fire that burned through the valley a few months ago. There are patches of flowers though like these yellow and purple ones I encountered along the way. Source: Port Elizabeth Daily … [Read more...] about Yellow and purple in the Baakens Valley – Featured Blog
Purple and green lines in the Overberg – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Purple and green lines in the Overberg by The Firefly Photo Files: Road tripping often allows you to see the most interesting and unusual sights. Something you don't get wizzing overhead to your destination in a plane. The Overberg is famous for it's canola fields covered in yellow flowers in spring, otherwise green fields in spring and and brown ploughed fields ion late summer going into autumn and winter. Or that … [Read more...] about Purple and green lines in the Overberg – Featured Blog
The Purple shall govern
In her new solo exhibition headed for the Grahamstown Arts Festival and titled 'The purple shall govern', Standard Bank Young Artist for Visual Art Mary Sibande draws inspiration from a specific incident in South Africa's history where, in the late 1980s, people were marching for equality in Cape Town. During the march, the police sprayed everyone with a water cannon laced with purple dye to enable them to identify and arrest anti-apartheid protestors. This act motivated Mary's interest in the … [Read more...] about The Purple shall govern
