Reality Check at the Apartheid Museum Historically fascinating, technologically innovative, sensitively curated and a totally immersive experience – this is Reality Check, a little jewel of an exhibition currently showing at the Apartheid Museum until late March 2020. Reality Check is an exhibition on Walter Sisulu which includes an animated virtual reality film based on […]
Every part of the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre speaks to deep discomfort and immeasurable horror but yet the building and the curatorial decisions display sensitivity, intimacy, reflection and contemplation. A quote at the end of the exhibition space sums up the aim of this primarily educational institution: I have told you this story not […]
From Joburg CBD, to the birth of humankind to Sandton glass status symbols – they saw it all Liz at Lancaster was delighted to host a wonderful couple from San Francisco in the States recently. It was their first time to South Africa, in fact to Africa and they were up for everything. Although they […]
Good news – you need coffee for an Apartheid Museum visit Since November 2010 the coffee shop at the Apartheid Museum has been re-opened. Even better news is that it is run by Mrs D’Angeli, who together with her son Dario ran Yum in Greenside for a number of years. With an interesting and varied menu, […]
