Kim Gurney, the author of Panya Routes: Independent art spaces in Africa, is participating on a public panel in Cape Town on Saturday about the politics, legacies and inheritances of independent spaces. Along with:
- Ukhona Ntsali Mlandu, Director, Greatmore Studios
- Nqaba Shakes Mbolekwana, Location Studio Practice
- Phokeng Setai, Interdisciplinary Scholar
- Itumeleng wa Lehulere, Revolutionary Papers
Date: 24 September
Time: 12h00-14h30
Venue: Theatre Arts Admin, Observatory
The panel is part of ‘Power Talks’, convened by Goethe-Institut Johannesburg and African Centre for Cities, as a roving national series to unpack power mechanisms in the cultural world. The Cape Town iteration is curated by Ukhona Ntsali Mlandu, director of Greatmore Studios, to look beyond the trauma and violences of power and see what constructive manifestations of power might look, taste, sound and feel like. It involves sonic explorations, food networks, theatre explorations, and more.
Event info here: www.instagram.com/powertalksza/
Session info: https://www.instagram.com/p/CixX5wDKdQJ/
Website: https://www.goethe.de/ins/za/en/kul/sup/pow/cap/events.html#i8640482
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How incredibly interesting, so sorry not to be able to attend.
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