The National Arts Festival has announced a programme of work that is “inspiring, innovative, jaw-dropping and attention grabbing” for the inaugural Creativate Digital Arts Festival, due to take place from 28 June – 1 July in Grahamstown.

“Creativate seeks to explore the space where creativity, innovation and technology converge. It’s a playground for artists and audiences interested in how the digital age is helping to bring our imaginations to life, and who want to experience the creative tools of the future,” Festival CEO and co-curator of the new Festival, Tony Lankester, said.

The jam-packed programme comprises a mixture...