Cape Town, South African's artist, Maurice Mbikayi is a sculpture, performance, photography, installation, and mixed-media artist who creates a vast body of work, his keyboard skulls (which he calls Anti-Social Networks) and other computer hardware pieces.

As we showed you the other day, Juxtapoz spent an afternoon this past Fall at the Treasure Island Music Festival in San Francisco, and put a camera in the face of the most anticipated performers of the 2-day festival, South Africa's art-hip-hop group, Die Antwoord. Today, we show you Part 2, where Ninja and Yo-Landi Vi$$er discuss tattoos, David Choe, and African sex demons... with a "dick like a horse." Watch after the jump . . .

When we published our Contemporary African Art Issue in November of 2008, we featured a few prominent contemporary South African photographers, including Pieter Hugo and Mikhael Subotzky. Both, along with 15 others, are part of the Victoria and Albert Museum of London's exhibition, Figures & Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography, opening April 12, 2011. More after the jump . . .

South African artist, Faith47, whom we featured in Juxtapoz in our November 2008 "African Art Issue" is the subject of Bryan Little's three segment piece for Laura Gamse's "The Creators." The piece captures Faith47 during the making of her Freedom Charter series. Watch all 3 parts after the jump . . .