A Week in Provence
Dominique Valente’s fantasy for a Peter Mayle inspired edible Shangri-La turns into a comedy of errors that begins, rather ominously, without lunch.
Dominique Valente’s fantasy for a Peter Mayle inspired edible Shangri-La turns into a comedy of errors that begins, rather ominously, without lunch.
Joburg based artist Sarah Britten chats to Dominique Valente about her striking and emotive art, which she creates using the unusual medium of lipstick.
From the bushveld to the streets of Jozi and the beaches of Cape Town and beyond, some things announce before you do that you are a South African…
I chatted to award-winning South African travel writer Caroline Hurry about what it’s like being a full-time traveller, why we shouldn’t wait to be ‘chosen’ and what it’s like travelling the world as a day job?
Dominique Valente chats to Sunday Times humour columnist and bestselling author Paige Nick about writing, her collaborative choose your own adventure erotica novels, and why we should all laugh until Oros comes out of our noses, even when we aren’t drinking Oros …
Cape Town based artist Ann Gadd is well-known for her wit and humour, particularly with her popular ‘sheep art’ she spoke to Dominique Valente about the importance of fun in art and life.
Dominique Valente wonders if a relationship app designed to help men, may in fact, solve some of her own problems…
With rumours of the remake of the popular film, My Fair Lady, Dominique Valente wonders if Adam Sandler is to blame for all that is wrong with modern society. Is the film relevant to today’s audience? Have we entered a reverse-Pygmalion world? And what would need to change to set it in our ‘post-Sandler’ reality…
Abe Opperman creates whimsical, yet powerful ‘shadow art.’ He spoke to Dominique Valente about why we owe it to ourselves to find the light hiding among the shadows in our lives, and why art is best when we glimpse the soul behind it.