Win a double ticket to Avicii in Cape Town
The same team that turned the South African electronic dance music scene on its head in 2011 with Deadmau5 continues to bring only the hottest international EDM acts to SA. The AVICII SA Tour will take place nationwide at the end of March 2012 and we have two double tickets to give away!
JOSEPH KONY: WORLD’S WORST WAR CRIMINAL OR MEDIA SENSATION?
Kony 2012 is a film and campaign by Invisible Children that aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest and set a precedent for international justice.’ This is the description under the Kony 2012 YouTube video, which has received more than 75 000 000 views in...
WIN weekly tickets to the Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts
Put down your blanket, bring your picnic basket – it’s time for the annual Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts. Cape Town welcomes another hot summer of music in the ultimate location, and one small seed is giving away four double tickets for each show. Simply read on to find out how to win! ...
Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre: “The Ruins of Detroit”
The Ruins of Detroit is a five-year collaboration between French photographers Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre. Together they have documented Detroit’s abandoned buildings, bringing to light the current state of ‘Motor City’ through a cinematic series of starkly beautiful photographs.
Album of the Week: March, Week 03
March’s third album of the week is titled Morning Rose, by Cape Town-based photographer Dr-Benway. Join the onesmallseed.net community to begin uploading your own work, exchange comments and network with other artists!
A place for House to call home: Featuring Jozi DJs Black Coffee, Euphonik and Kent
‘House’ is a strange name for such a nomadic genre of music. This could be because it tends to be forgotten once the DJ has spun his last track, but it seems that over the last decade a handful of Joburg-based DJs are using the drifter-like factor of house music to their advantage. Originally published...
Win a weekend ticket to The Flamjangled Tea Party
From March 16 to March 18 at Contermanskloof Wine Farm, Jagermeister presents the annual The Flamjangled Tea Party; the party within a party within a dress-up party within a festival within a bubble of blue sky, green grass and lazy sunny daze. And we have two single full-weekend tickets to give away! ...
“Police Work”: An evocative photographic exhibition
Currently exhibited at the Museum of the City, New York is a haunting photographic collection from Magnum photographer Leonard Freed, which documents the ‘sometimes boring, sometimes corrupting, and sometimes dangerous lives’ of ’70s NY police officers.’
Trigger Street Presents Jameson First Shot – Winners Announced!
Jameson Irish Whiskey is proud to announce the three winners of Trigger Street Presents Jameson First Shot, a new international short film competition designed to uncover up-and-coming film talent from South Africa, Russia and the USA. Alan Shelley from South Africa and the respective winners from USA and Russia all triumphed, beating over 700 budding...
#bottomrightcorner: March, Week 01
These are the beats for March, Week 01 of #bottomrightcorner on onesmallseed.com. Hope you enjoy it! Don’t forget to send us your music (sarahclaire@onesmallseed.com) so we can put it up on the bottom right corner on onesmallseed.com next week. #welikeitlouder
Dan Hipp’s world of comics
California-based illustrator and comic artist Dan Hipp is one of the name’s behind the graphic novel series titled Amazing Joy Buzzards, which was first published in January 2005 by Image Comics. Hipp also creates energetic and eye-catching images for comic labels like Real Simple, Wired, DC Comics, Image Comics and Random House.
Album of the Week: March, Week 02
March’s second album of the week is titled 2011 Work and Prints, by illustrator Quintin Weyer. Join the onesmallseed.net community to begin uploading your own work, exchange comments and network with other artists!
Skating the streets of New York, 1960
Photojournalist Bill Eppridge has shown the world a lot through his lens. He has covered wars, heroin addiction, political campaigns, the summer and the winter Olympics, the arrival of the Beatles in the United States and even the assassination of senator Robert Kennedy. Right now the spotlight is on old school images taken in New...
