Vol. 4 Issue 2: Editorial

In typical New Years fashion, ARTWOLFE zine made a number of resolutions about how we wanted to do things in 2015 and what we are hoping to achieve. Change is afoot and this issue, Vol. 4 Issue 2, is here to show just how. First off, we are taking the step to upgrade our humble … Continue reading →

Vol. 4, Issue 1: Editorial

So 2014 is actually over. And we are ready to bring on 2015 with energy and glee and all those wonderful proactive sounding words! But before we tumble ahead into this new year, we wanted to have a quick re-cap at some major events in Namibia that closed off 2014. This issue takes a look at … Continue reading →

UNAM versus COTA – Annual Art Exhibition Showdown

Rob Namaseb is a Windhoek-based artist and regular Artwolfe contributor This is it guys, the pinnacle of art in Namibia, the End-of-Year Art Show for both UNAM (University of Namibia) and COTA (The College of the Arts). Each show includes work from all departments and all years, with special attention and space awarded to graduating … Continue reading →

Namibian Theatre Initiative – NTI

Ndino Ndilula is the founder of the Namibian Theatre Inititative (NTI) This is Rob Namaseb in conversation with Ndino Ndilula, discussing theatre, evolution and the business of changing the world in Namibia. Basically the Namibian Theatre Initiative (NTI) is in the business of changing the world and it will. It is all about the complete promotion of … Continue reading →

Reviewing the Judge’s Reports

Rob Namaseb takes a look at the Judge’s Reports of the Triennial. These texts can be found in the exhibition catalogue which is available at the National Art Gallery. Find out what he has to say about each of the judges: The inconsistency of the show and the works exhibited tell the story of the … Continue reading →

#NamKitsch!!!!!!

I would like to propose a show at the National Gallery titled #NamKitsch!!!!!! It will be a show of the highest magnitude. There will be balloons and snacks and banners and everything wonderful. People will walk around and just be completely happy. They will look at all of the images of sunsets and the vastness … Continue reading →