Category Archives: 25 Years of Democracy

2019 Aug. 30: All things are possible

Posted on May 22, 2020 by inkanyiso2009

by Bajabulile Dhlamini Zanele Muholi is an internationally celebrated , PRIME  art practitioner and a visual activist with whom Collectivism and visibility are core values firmly rooted at the heart of their projects. They have five series they are working … Continue reading →

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2019 June 9: Creating and sharing art knowledge in the Eastern Cape.

Posted on June 10, 2019 by inkanyiso2009

Text by Aluncedo Cetywayo Images: by Aluncedo Cetywayo and Charmain Carrol Wednesday 29 May afternoon in Johannesburg, from Parktown to Park Station with heavy baggage filled with donations for BNM art centre founded by Charmain Carrol based in Ngqwarha, Mount … Continue reading →

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2019 April. 10: Alex Total Shutdown

Posted on April 10, 2019 by inkanyiso2009

Text by Maureen Velile Majola Photo Album by Akhona Hailele The residence of Alexandra Township As per Wikipedia Alexandra Township was established in 1912 on land that was originally owned by a farmer, a Mr H.B. Pepenfus, who tried to … Continue reading →

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2019 April 1: I.F.P – Inkatha Freedom Party Manifesto Launch

Posted on April 7, 2019 by inkanyiso2009

by Wendy Khumalo Sunday 10th March 2019 was a beautiful sunny morning. We woke up early to go shoot at the Durban Beach Front. We shot church people performing a baptism in the ocean; it was my first time witnessing … Continue reading →

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2019 March. 30: Day 3 of Documenting teachers in KZN

Posted on April 7, 2019 by inkanyiso2009

A review by Thobeka Bhengu Plan for the day 9:00-5pm Shooting at Gugulethu Primary School in KwaMashu and Thamela Primary School in Umlazi Gugulethu Primary School: Interview the school Principal Interview a former student Interview former colleagues Establishing shots & … Continue reading →

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2019 March. 29: Day 2 of Documenting teachers in KZN

Posted on April 3, 2019 by inkanyiso2009

Documenting Nonhlanhla Khuzwayo (a retired teacher) A review by Thobeka Bhengu Photos by Terra Dick Plan for the day 11:00-5pm Shooting at Durban North Interview Nonhlanhla Khuzwayo at her home                      … Continue reading →

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2019 March. 29: Day 1 of Documenting teachers in KZN

Posted on April 2, 2019 by inkanyiso2009

A review by Thobeka Bhengu Shooting time: 9am-6pm Document Mam Futhi at school and in the classroom. Interviewing the Principal Interviewing a Colleague Interview 2 students: N.B provide consent form. Document Mam Futhi after school and at her home. The … Continue reading →

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