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SUMMARY:Critical Epistemologies Workshop
DESCRIPTION:A workshop for emerging and established visual arts writers. Includes inputs and discussion on writing trends and challenges\, and artists speaking about their work. First two days are open to the public\, the final day is a closed session. \nPROGRAMME : \nNB DAYS 1 & 2 open to the public. \nFriday 25 October \n\n8:30 TEA\, REGISTRATION \n9:00 OPENING REMARKS & INTRODUCTIONS \n9:30 CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGIES I: Writing South/African/art history\, from the colonial to the postcolonial – trends and challenges\nPanellists: Mduduzi M Mduduzi Xakaza\, Jessica Draper\, Mario Pissarra\nModerator: Juliette Leeb-du Toit \n11:00 TEA \n11:30 CRITICAL PRACTICE I: Artists\, anti-apartheid and post-apartheid\nPanellists: Thami Jali (tbc)\, Sfiso Ka-Mkame \, Cedric Nunn\nModerator: Russel Hlongwane \n13:00 LUNCH \n14:00 CRITICAL PRACTICE II: Translations of street art\nPanellists: Ewok\, Trev Seven\, Dane Stops\nModerator: Russel Hlongwane \n15:30 CLOSING REMARKS \nSaturday 26 October \n8:30 TEA \n9:00 REFLECTIONS ON DAY 1 DELIBERATIONS \n09:30 CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGIES II: Anti-colonial\, postcolonial and decolonial theory: how does this help me write art history?\nPanellists: Greer Valley\, Lonwabo Kilani\, Mario Pissarra\nModerator: Nomusa Makhubu \n11:00 TEA \n11.30 CRITICAL PRACTICE II: Imaging the post-nation\nPanellists: Themba Shibase \, Mthobisi Maphumulo\, Kristin NG-Yang\nModerator: Blessing Xaba \n13:00 LUNCH \n14:00 CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGIES III: Interdisciplinary methodologies in writing art history – trends and challenges\nPanellists: Nomusa Makhubu\, Greer Valley\, Ismail Farouk\nModerator: Mario Pissarra \n15:30 CLOSING REMARKS \nSunday 27 October \nCLOSED SESSION FOR WRITERS & MENTORS
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/critical-epistemologies-workshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20191008T120000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20191008T140000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20200426T091529Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Thulile Gamedze
DESCRIPTION:Thulile Gamedze (b1992) is an independent cultural worker\, operating as an artist\, writer\, curator and member of the art collective iQhiya\, based in Johannesburg. Her master’s research around ‘impossible paradigms’ locates local histories of collective pedagogy and cultural work as clues towards creating time-space pockets that function out of reach of coloniality and its capitalist logic. She has published in local and international arts-based publications and catalogues as well as on a number of news platforms. Thuli’s practice is concerned with education\, collectivity and social life\, and the potential of collaborative knowledge production to sustain forms of radical love and care.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/artist-talk-thulile-gamedze/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190911T130000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190911T130000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20200426T084240Z
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SUMMARY:The Behavior Of Public Art
DESCRIPTION:This is an invitation to students\, artists\, faculty and the public to join us at AFH this coming Wednesday for a roundtable conversation on public art in Durban. This invitation forms part of the public programme of a larger 2-day roundtable entitled ‘The behavior of Public Art” convened by cultural producer\, Russel Hlongwane\, inviting reflections on the state of public art in Durban. Conceived and convened to a loose network of practitioners working with mural art\, graffiti and studio based artists\, the roundtable invite a cross-range of artists to present different methodologies of practicing in public space given the socio-cultural historical context of Durban. Inspired by the outcome of a long-term research project ‘’The New Rules of Public Art’’ (see link below)\, this roundtable brings policymakers\, art managers\, graffiti writers\, mural artists and curators based in Durban to explore new means to produce work in public space. The New Rules Of Public Art download: \nhttps://studiotosituation.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/the_new_rule_of_public_art.pdf \nThe outcome of the round-table conversations will see the creation of a piece of public art informed by the conversations being held. Students are encouraged to participate and to be part of the conversation. \nLunch will be served.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/the-behavior-of-public-art/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190903T120000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190903T140000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20200426T083317Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Sisipho Ngondwana
DESCRIPTION:Sisipho Ngodwana was born in Cape Town\, 1993. She completed a BFA from the Michaelis School of Fine Art\, UCT in 2015. In 2014 she was awarded the Hayden Lubisi award and she currently lives and works in Cape Town\, as an associate at Stevenson Gallery\, a member of iQhiya and a practicing artist
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/artist-talk-sisipho-ngondwana/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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ORGANIZER;CN="Art For Humanity":MAILTO:afh@dut.ac.za
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190807T120000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190807T130000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20190803T094242Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Khanyisile Mbongwa
DESCRIPTION:Artist Talk: Stellenbosch Triennale 2020\nWhy another Triennale in Africa and why Stellenbosch? \nAbout Khanyisile Mbongwa:\nKhanyisile Mbongwa is a Cape Town based independent curator\, award winning artist and sociologist\, who works with public space\, interdisciplinary and performative practices unpacking the socio-political\, socio-economic\, socio-racial\, gender-queer and historical-contemporary complexities and nuances of the everyday. In 2018 she took up a curatorial research residency CAT.Cologne\, Germany focusing on the public sphere\, interventions and public policies. As a result curated BLUEPRINT: Where There’s Nowhere To Go\, Where Is Home? Currently she works with Norval Foundation as Adjunct Curator for Perfomative Practices and with Cape Town Carnival as Curatorial and Socio-Critical Development advisor. Mbongwa is the Chief Curator of the Stellenbosch Triennale. \nThe AFH artist talk series is free and open to all. We welcome families and children.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/artist-talk-khanyisile-mbongwa/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190806T120000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190806T140000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Khanyisile Mbongwa & Mntana. Wexhwele
DESCRIPTION:Workshop: BAYEZA \nThe body explored as an archive of multi-dimensional existence where the past\, present and future are intersection of time – this evoking the body’s ancestral memory whilst projecting into the imagined future. We use visual arts\, African and ancient sounds\, movement as mediums to trace memory and imagination. \nKhanyisile Mbongwa:\nKhanyisile Mbongwa is a Cape Town based independent curator\, award winning artist and sociologist\, who works with public space\, interdisciplinary and performative practices unpacking the socio-political\, socio-economic\, socio-racial\, gender-queer and historical-contemporary complexities and nuances of the everyday. In 2018 she took up a curatorial research residency CAT.Cologne\, Germany focusing on the public sphere\, interventions and public policies. As a result curated BLUEPRINT: Where There’s Nowhere To Go\, Where Is Home? Currently she works with Norval Foundation as Adjunct Curator for Perfomative Practices and with Cape Town Carnival as Curatorial and Socio-Critical Development advisor. Mbongwa is the Chief Curator of the Stellenbosch Triennale. \nMntana.WeXhwele (Nkosenathi Ernie Koela):\nKoela creates textures of music embedded in Afrikan spirituality. Koela explores how healing practices through sound creates space that manifests spiritually and materially. He unpacks the power of traditional vibrations as a practical tool for empowering the soul’s consciousness and physical health. This he does as testament to his ancestry\, the long line/s of traditional instrumentalists\, diviners/ healers (amaGqirha namaXhwele) that run in his family\, who are in their own right\, masters of traditional Nguni music/heritage.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/workshop-khanyisile-mbongwa-mntana-wexhwele/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190722T090000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190724T130000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20190710T123448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190710T123448Z
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SUMMARY:Poetry workshop with Brazilian poet\, educator and activist\, Élida Lima
DESCRIPTION:Art for Humanity will be hosting a dynamic poetry workshop for poets\, writers\, artists\, creatives\, and students at DUT and beyond. If interested\, please send an email with a short bio and contact details to Thobekile Mbanda at admin@artforhumanity.co.za. Please not that space is limited. \nThe proposed workshop aims to look at the definition and practice of poetry as an art form accessible to all; as part of this there will be a presentation\, introduction and translation of a selection of contemporary Brazilian and Latin American poetry; presentation of the process of editing books of poetry and poetry anthologies. The workshop offers a sensitive environment for learning and exchange\, and for the reading of poems\, as well as looking at performance dynamics\, games\, and games as didactic resources. We will also look at performance dynamics for creating both individual and collective poems\, editing\, publishing and beyond. \nEvent details: \nDate: 22 – 24 July 2019 (9am – 1pm) \nRSVP: Thobekile Mbanda: admin@artforhumanity.co.za. \nÉlida Lima is a writer\, editor\, activist and teacher. Born and raised in Belém\, an important capital of the Amazon\, she has lived in São Paulo she has lived in São Paulo since 2008. Lima completed a Bachelor in Social Communication from the University of Amazonia (2005)\, a Master Degree (2012) and is currently completing her PhD studies in Clinical Psychology at the Subjectivity Studies Center of PUC-SP\, under the guidance of the philosopher Peter Pál Pelbart. She is the author of Letters to Max: affective threshold of Max Martins’ work (Invisíveis Produções\, 2013)\, considered “one of the most creative and surprising essays of literary criticism in Brazil in recent years”. She is editor of the booksSinhá Rosa: poems by Maurinete Lima\, and the bestselling Antologia Trans: 30 trans\, transvestite\, and non-binary poets\, with much of the poems created in poetry workshops led by Lima. From 2014 to 2017\, she participated actively in nationally articulated feminist collectives. Currently\, she develops doctoral research in the area of intersectional feminism and racial identities. Nowadays\, she also performs Tarot therapy\, Hatha Yoga and Access® Bars.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/poetry-workshop-with-brazilian-poet-educator-and-activist-elida-lima/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190718T120000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190718T140000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20190626T091852Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190626T092449Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Daniel Lima
DESCRIPTION:About Daniel Lima: \nDaniel Lima is a Brazilian multimedia artist that explores design and space in the urban ambient. Coming from a trajectory of interventions and interferences in the metropolis around the world\, he uses visual resources to create unexpected and potentially deconstructive situations of the urban scenario. Close to collective works\, he developed resources in media\, racial issues and education processes in differents groups: A Revolução Não Será Televisionada\, Frente 3 de Fevereiro and Política do Impossível. \nArtist Website: www.danielcflima.com \nAll Welcome: AFH events are kid and family friendly \n*Light lunch will be served \n 
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/artist-talk-daniel-lima/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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ORGANIZER;CN="Art For Humanity":MAILTO:afh@dut.ac.za
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190515T120000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20190515T143000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20200426T095250Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200426T095456Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk:
DESCRIPTION:Molemo Moiloa lives and works in Johannesburg\, and has worked in various capacities at the intersection of creative practice and community organizing. Molemo’s academic work has focused on the political subjectivities of South African youth. She is also one half of the artist collaborative MADEYOULOOK\, who explore everyday popular imaginaries and their modalities for knowledge production. Up until recently\, she was Director of the Visual Arts Network of South Africa (VANSA). She also works within the Market Photo Workshop\, the School of Arts and Social Anthropology department at the University of the Witwatersrand\, and with TML Creative Consultancy among others. Molemo has both a BA Fine Arts (cum laude) and MA Social Anthropology (cum laude) degree from WITS. MADEYOULOOK was nominated for the Vera List Center Prize for Art and Politics 2016/17 at the New School\, New York. Molemo was also a Chevening Clore Fellow 2016/17\, and winner of a Vita Basadi Award for 2017. \nImage Caption:\nImage of Orlando\, Soweto circa 1950s with gardens. Included in the photography archive of Black Gardening practices accumulated for Ejaradini (2018- ongoing) by MADEYOULOOK. ©MuseumAfrica
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/artist-talk/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20181210T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20181210T200000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
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SUMMARY:Proclamation 73: Exhibition Opening
DESCRIPTION:Proclamation 73 \nThe exhibition Proclamation 73 comes forth out of a project initiated by Zara Julius and Chandra Frank that explores the family archives of people racialized as coloured and indian in Durban under the 1950 Group Areas Act. Inspired by their own family histories\, Julius and Frank set out to collect family photos of everyday lived experiences. Proclamation 73 portrays narratives on the meaning of loss\, kinship and home through drawing on the family album. The presented collection includes photos of weddings\, beach days\, ballroom dance contests\, street portraits\, and other snapshots. \nThe exhibition investigates and challenges how different racial histories and segregation continue to operate within the city of Durban and its surroundings. Through weaving representations of “the everyday” together with photos of the aftermath of forced removals\, Proclamation 73 seeks to disrupt static racial categories\, especially taking into account how categories such as ‘coloured’ and ‘indian’ were used as tools of antiblackness.\nThe exhibition takes its title from the Proclamation 73\, issued in 1951\, in which indians were further categorised as a subdivision of people racialised as coloured. This further complicates the arbitrary nature of racial classification under the apartheid regime. \nProclamation 73 covers a large time period\, and takes a non-linear approach to the fragmented narratives and histories that emerge out of this project – working with archives that are rarely viewed alongside each other. Through portraying a wide variety of images\, archival materials\, and selected work from the collection of documentary Afrapix photographers Peter McKenzie and Rafs Mayet\, invites viewers to think through questions of representation\, erasure\, and intimacy. \nThere are three public events scheduled for this exhibition: \n10 December 2018: Exhibition opening with Afrapix photographers Jeeva Ragjopaul & Rafs Mayet & UZKN senior lecturer in education and gender\, Dr Bronwyn Anderson in conversation • 6 PM \n11 December 2018: A public walkabout the exhibition with the curators Zara Julius & Chandra Frank • 10 AM \n15 February 2019: Contemporary perspectives and responses in collaboration with DUT students • TBC \nAll included images are donated by Durban community members or are part of existing archival collections. Proclamation 73 has set up collaborative partnerships with the Old Court House Museum and Art for Humanity DUT in order to realise this exhibition. Proclamation 73 is a notfor-\nprofit project in partnership with the Goethe-Institut South Africa as part of the Goethe-Institut Project Space (GPS). \nFor more information and press image jpegs\, please contact: zara.julius@gmail.com or chandrafrank@gmail.com \nVisiting address: Opening hours:\nDurban Art Gallery Monday – Saturday | 8am – 6pm\nSmith Street\, 2nd Floor Smith Street\nCity Hall\, Durban\, 4001 South Africa
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/proclamation-73-exhibition-opening/
LOCATION:Durban Art Gallery\, Smith Street\, 2nd Floor Smith Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4000\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20181012T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20181012T150000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
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SUMMARY:Russel Hlongwane: The Flaneur
DESCRIPTION:INDLELA SEMINAR/WORKSHOP SERIES PRESENTS: \nCity Walk in downtown Durban by Russel Hlongwane \nThe city is laden with buildings\, and buildings are laden with history. The flaneur is an aimless wanderer\, in other words\, an empty wanderer. It is through this ‘’emptiness” that new readings of cities emerge. \nThe Durban CBD has experienced radical changes in the past few years\, it has transmutated in its own way despite planned methods of incremental city growth. This city has to accommodate esoteric forces\, economical forces and carry memories. The one way to map memory is to study the exterior of buildings alongside the observed forms of (foot\, vehicle and visual) traffic. There are also agents that refuse to change\, they defiant agents make for interesting narrators of activity that happen around them. This city-walk\, therefore\, aims to explore the notion of walking as map-making.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/russel-hlongwane-the-flaneur/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180911T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180911T140000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20190306T070601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190527T232523Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk:Doung Anwar Jahangeer
DESCRIPTION:INDLELA\nLecture/Workshop Series \nYou are invited to join us for an artist talk with Doung Anwar\nJahangeer \nTuesday 11 September 12pm\nAFH Office City Campus DUT \nAbout Doung Anwar Jahangeer \ndoung anwar jahangeer is an artist/architect\, ‘Creol’Mauritian-born\, living in Durban\, South Africa. His experience of the ‘profession’ led him to broaden his definition of architecture focusing on space\, an architecturewithoutwalls. In 2000 doung conceptualised and implemented ‘The CityWalk’ initiative as a way of directly engaging and observing the flux and mutability his adopted city. His work is multi-media and and includes live performance\, film/video\, sculpture\, painting\, installation and architecture. He has collaborated with numerous international artists / organisations in Scandinavia\, Europe and numerous African countries where he has instigated projects of a diverse nature including site responsive architectural installations; ephemeral\, temporary and permanent\, that engages the urban fabric often in an openly critical and sometimes provocative manner. \nIn 2008 he co-founded dala\, an NPO focusing on experiments and initiatives which engage art/architecture for social justice.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/364/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180809T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180809T150000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120034
CREATED:20190306T070159Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190527T232445Z
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SUMMARY:
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Women’s Day at The KZNSA Gallery\, together with Art for Humanity\, on Thursday 09 August 2018 from 13h00. All are welcome to attend a Masterclass with artist Khanyisile Mbongwa.\n\nKhanyisile Mbongwa is a Gugulethu-born independent curator based in Cape Town. In 2006 she was amongst the founding members of the artist collective Gugulective. \nHer work has since allowed her to travel locally and internationally Germany\, Spain\, Pakistan\, Scotland\, New York\, Switzerland\, Belgium\, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Just to mention a few of Mbongwa’s works and awards: In 2014 she interned at GIPCA under the supervision of Jay Pather\, curated the PreLIFE talks and assisted with the general running of Life Art Festival. In 2014 she won the Africa Centre – Artist In Residency Laureate and took up residency at JIWAR in Spain in 2015. \nIn 2015 she also curated Twenty Journey\, a photographic exhibition exploring South Africa 20 years into its democracy. Mbongwa was the Special Guest at Liste Art Fair Basel 2015\, where she curated a booth with the works of South African artist Buhlebezwe Siwani\, Astrid Gebhardt and Breeze Yoko. In 2017/18 she headed and curated Puncture Points\, a projected that commissioned over 15 artists to create and exhibit works tracing the use of oil in the Western Cape. She recently completed a curatorial research residency at CAT.Cologne that engaged with public space\, public intervention and public policy. \n*Entry is free and all are welcome. Complimentary drink provided.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/359/
LOCATION:KZNSA\, 166 Bulwer Road\, Bulwer\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180808T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180808T130000
DTSTAMP:20260507T120035
CREATED:20190306T064343Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190527T232408Z
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SUMMARY:Lecture: Fallism and the Cultural Politics of Decolonisation
DESCRIPTION:INDLELA\nLecture/Workshop Series \nPlease join us for a lecture by Khanyisile Mbongwa:\nWednesday 8 August 12pm\nAFH Office City Campus DUT \nAbout Khanyisile Mbongwa: \nKhanyisile Mbongwa is a Gugulethu-born independent curator based in Cape Town. In 2006 she was amongst the founding members of the artist collective Gugulective. Her work has since allowed her to travel locally and internationally Germany\, Spain\, Pakistan\, Scotland\, New York\, Switzerland\, Belgium\, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Just to mention a few of Mbongwa’s works and awards: In 2014 she interned at GIPCA under the supervision of Jay Pather\, curated the PreLIFE talks and assisted with the general running of Life Art Festival. In 2014 she won the Africa Centre – Artist In Residency Laureate and took up residency at JIWAR in Spain in 2015. In 2015 she also curated Twenty Journey\, a photographic exhibition exploring South Africa 20 years into its democracy. Mbongwa was the Special Guest at Liste Art Fair Basel 2015\, where she curated a booth with the works of South African artist Buhlebezwe Siwani\, Astrid Gebhardt and Breeze Yoko. In 2017/18 she headed and curated Puncture Points\, a projected that commissioned over 15 artists to create and exhibit works tracing the use of oil in the Western Cape. She recently completed a curatorial research residency at CAT.Cologne that engaged with public space\, public intervention and public policy. \nMbongwa is the former Executive Director of Handspring Trust. Besides her independent curatorial project\, Mbongwa is the Adjunct Curator for Performative Practices at Norval Foundation.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/lecture-fallism-and-the-cultural-politics-of-decolonisation/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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SUMMARY:Khanyisile Mbongwa: DUT Student Workshop
DESCRIPTION:About Khanyisile Mbongwa: \nKhanyisile Mbongwa is a Gugulethu-born independent curator based in Cape Town. In 2006 she was amongst the founding members of the artist collective Gugulective. Her work has since allowed her to travel locally and internationally Germany\, Spain\, Pakistan\, Scotland\, New York\, Switzerland\, Belgium\, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Just to mention a few of Mbongwa’s works and awards: In 2014 she interned at GIPCA under the supervision of Jay Pather\, curated the PreLIFE talks and assisted with the general running of Life Art Festival. In 2014 she won the Africa Centre – Artist In Residency Laureate and took up residency at JIWAR in Spain in 2015. In 2015 she also curated Twenty Journey\, a photographic exhibition exploring South Africa 20 years into its democracy. Mbongwa was the Special Guest at Liste Art Fair Basel 2015\, where she curated a booth with the works of South African artist Buhlebezwe Siwani\, Astrid Gebhardt and Breeze Yoko. In 2017/18 she headed and curated Puncture Points\, a projected that commissioned over 15 artists to create and exhibit works tracing the use of oil in the Western Cape. She recently completed a curatorial research residency at CAT.Cologne that engaged with public space\, public intervention and public policy. \nMbongwa is the former Executive Director of Handspring Trust. Besides her independent curatorial project\, Mbongwa is the Adjunct Curator for Performative Practices at Norval Foundation.
URL:https://artforhumanity.co.za/event/khanyisile-mbongwa-workshop-with-students/
LOCATION:Art For Humanity\, City Campus\, DUT\, Anton Lembede Street\, Durban\, Kwa-Zulu Natal\, 4001\, South Africa
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