Sukuma Mkhize works at the intersection of art and astronomy. During his time as artist-in-residence at A4 Arts in 2019, Mkhize held conversations with creators in the fields of geometry, astrophysics, and sound. This zine, titled Urban Astronomy in Four Parts, is a record of these conversations, and includes Mkhize's brown paper sketches and musings.

The zine includes conversations with electronic music producer, score composer and recording artist Nicolaas van Reenen; interdisciplinary artists Mia Thom and David Brits; and Head of Department of Maths & Applied Mathematics at UCT, Professor Jeff Murugan.

17.8 x 22.5 cm | 16 pages | softcover

Sukuma Mkhize is an astrophysicist, tutor in mathematics & physics, published writer, radio host and photographer. He received a BSc Honors from the University of Cape Town and an M.A. in Visual History granted jointly by the Department of History, University of Western Cape and the Centre for Humanities Research. Mkhize's work transforms fundamental ideas in physics into sound and light sculpture. He currently lives and works in Cape Town.