A zine project highlighting how South African Soccer, has a big place in our popular culture and for many black people, it symbolizes success and has uplifted many individuals from various townships.
A collaborative zine project between Bambatha Jones and Lwazi Madonsela. This zine was inspired by a lack of sincere African heritage and aesthetic being integrated into the Western products and ways of life that South Africans have adopted.
Set against the back drop of late night downtown Johannesburg. TSA reflects on his experiences and perspective of city life as a student, artist and entrepreneur.
I Might Just Alone (Too) - The Sequel
Part 2 of the party that celebrated the success of “i might just cry alone” mix series by Bambatha Jones.
Sonic Utensils: First Edition
An electrifying mid-week dance experience that seeks to explore & exhibit a mixture of mouth-watering sounds brought to you by some of South Africa’s most experienced and emerging tastemakers.
I Might Just Alone (Too)
A party celebrating the success of “i might just cry alone” mix series by Bambatha Jones.
Bambatha Jones set out to Zuurbekom to document their annual early year gathering. The aim of the journal is to create updated documentation of African customs as a means of awareness and education.
South Western Story is a conversation developed fashion editorial concept which seeks to highlight the most populated township in South Africa – Soweto.
Set against the back drop of late night downtown Johannesburg. TSA reflects on his experiences and perspective of city life as a student, artist and entrepreneur.
Irv Blames Jones – A collaborative electronic ensemble between two artists hailing from Soweto
Irv Blames Jake and Bambatha Jones met towards the end of 2016 having a slight idea about one another. This saw the development of an organic working relationship which would then result in the two artists experimenting and collaborating in various art mediums such as videography, photography, and music.
IRV BLAMES JONES 
is a collaborative electronic ensemble by Creative Director, DJ, blogger and model Mongezi Mcelu and Photographer Irvin Khumalo. Both hailing from Soweto, a township South West of Johannesburg, South Africa. The artists have also embarked on a multimedia production which not only serves as an introduction to their visual documentation and storytelling style but to also familiarize their audience as to where they draw their inspiration from.