Last week we posted an interview with Tarryn Alberts, a hyper-motivated street dancer from Johannesburg; now we spend some more time in her dance-centric world with a mini-documentary.
Read our conversation with Gasak, a socially-concious graffiti artist from South Africa.
Q&A on the history of African hip-hop, and where it stands today.
The 23-year-old street dancer from Soweto is disproving that notion of a “normal” career and cultivating a style that’s unmistakably her own.
Obey You Collective: South Africa heads down to Cape Town for a street-level look at the city’s expanding stance car scene.
In the second and final part of pastelheart’s mini-documentary, we follow the street artist through the course of a day in his not-so-ordinary life.
We dive deep into pastelheart’s artistic universe with the first of two videos, shot by Cape Town’s Adriaan Louw and narrated by pastel himself.
A conversation with Durban-based graffiti artist pastelheart
For the latest glimpse into South Africa’s burgeoning underground, we’re showing you an authentic South African braai on a rooftop in Jo’burg.
Here’s a new micro-documentary about Braamfontein, a neighborhood in Johannesburg that has recently become a social nucleus for the city’s creative youth.
Sprite and The FADER bring you a street-level look into six talented South Africans and the communities they live in.
FADER TV captures some movements from Danny Brown’s performance in South Africa in November of 2013.
