Johannesburg

  • Contributions from the Johannesburg and Kinshasa Working Groups published in Artl@s Bulletin 7, no. 1 (2018)

    Essays by David Andrew (Johannesburg Working Group) and Cedrick Nzolo (Kinshasa Working Group) have been published in a special issue of Artl@s Bulletin , “ Mediating Past, Present and Future of D.R.Congo’s Historical Narratives on Art in a Global South Dialogue ” This special issue aims to bring to readers some of the main themes,…

  • Africa Cluster welcomes Tracy Murinik as Invited Expert for Colloquium 2 (April 2017)

    Africa Cluster welcomes Tracy Murinik as Invited Expert for Colloquium 2 (April 2017)

    Tracy Murinik is an independent art writer, commentator, educator and curator based in Johannesburg. She writes, curates and teaches on art from South Africa and the continent, and is currently focused on realising an ongoing photographic archive project, A R C H I V E : African Repository for the Collation of Historical, Interpretive Visual…

  • Johannesburg Working Group on Medu Art Ensemble

    Johannesburg Working Group on Medu Art Ensemble

    Another Roadmap School – Intertwining HiStories Johannesburg Working Group (Africa Cluster) Medu Art Ensemble Prepared by David Andrew, Rangoato Hlasane and Puleng Plessie Definition and contexts The Johannesburg Working group reiterates how the themes and aims of the international cluster project, Intertwining HIStories, has resonated with their research processes over the last five years. These…

  • A Symposium on Art Pedagogies of the South in Kinshasa (January 2016)

    In January 2016, David Andrew (Johannesburg Working Group), Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa (Kampala Working Group) and Patrick Mudekereza and Sari Middernacht (Lubumbashi Working Group) participated in the symposium Mediating Past, Present and Future: Dialogues with Global South Experiences at the Academy of Fine Art in Kinshasa, DRC, which brought together researchers, artists, art students, art teachers, policy…

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