Womxn Who Art is a monthly exhibition/creative offering of upcoming young creative talents who are creating, interrogating and nurturing all different mediums of art. This is to explore conversations around the disciplines of art, representation of Womxn of colour in art, and engage in other progressive and engaging conversation relating to Womxn and art. Exhibition…
Si right, si ready si okay! The new prints are finally out have been enjoying Dzember. I officially welcome Lebohang, Chane, Boitumelo, Tebogo and Mpho to the #byMaletsatsi tribe. They are all beautiful and bright – ready to match di outfit tsa lona monate! The doeks are currently available on www.bymaletsatsi.co.za/shop and on the #byMaletsatsi…
Salons are either the best experience (if you are lucky) or they could literally be the worst. And for most of us with natural hair, it’s usually the latter. Having to go to the salon and someone attempt to do right by your hair is waste of money – most of our solutions? Wash day…
So I grew up with my mom either cutting my hair…. brush cut or plaiting it at home with black wool and if she got tired of it or was stressed my hair was the outlet…. there comes the scissors. Fast forward to me now being in charge of my hair. Guess what I did…
My hair journey, just like every other black girl, has barely been a walk in the park. Growing up, I always had relaxed hair and people would always compliment me on how long it was but I still didn’t like my hair. It was super flat, lifeless and I felt like it made my forehead…
