Dawn Kennedy – Page 3

From Stellenbosch to stud farms

After our arrival in Stellenbosch, like the seven dwarfs traipsing after Snow White, we follow Hanli Fourie’s red apron through […]

With his love of surf and snow, Jeremy has an intimate, almost obsessive, relationship with weather reports, which he reads

The dramatic drive to Jonkershoek Nature Reserve, with mountains forming crested waves to the right and rising up in jagged

Before even looking at the Test Kitchen’s menu, famous foodie Prue Leith shares one of her restaurant-reviewing secrets: “Clientele is

Dawn Kennedy meets Mark Forsyth, the author of the witty, ribald Sunday Times number one bestseller The Etymologicon: A Circular

“Use your imagination and you can make music with anything”, says musicologist Pedro Espi-Sanchis: \”From earliest times, people used sound

As you enter the Everard Read Gallery this month, Beezy Bailey’s striking sculpture of Jesus greets you with more than

William K Ivins has called the camera the most important invention since the printing press. It allows us to re-create

Driving along the Constantia Neck road in winter feels like the opening scene of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Will

At the opening of Peter Clarke’s exhibition in the South African National Gallery, a crowd of people of many backgrounds