What’s New

In spite of the trickle of international tourists, Vukani Museum remains a vibrant institution which stays involved with its community and the South African museum world, and stretches its hand overseas.

We were delighted to have another visit from Elizabeth Perrill, whose marvellous book on Zulu pottery, “Ukucwebezela: to shine”, formed part of her doctoral thesis. Read More
A most unusual request came from Georgia State University; they had six doctoral students and their lecturer who were going to be in the country studying ethno-mathematics. Read More
Well, we have just dismounted the Jabulisa 2010 Travelling Exhibition of the best art work in KZN over the last four years. Read More
Vivienne Garside has been invited to return to Borneo to bring Zulu beadworkers to the International Bead Conference in Miri in October. Read More
Three members of staff are currently studying for the Commonwealth Association of Museums course.
The museum also is involved with joint projects at the Museum Village, such as the new exhibition hall and the celebrations for Heritage Day in September.