Introduction In Africa, where waste management is a significant challenge, art activism has emerged as a powerful tool for transforming trash into treasure. By harnessing the creative potential of waste materials, artists are not only creating stunning works of art but also raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting sustainability.
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A JOURNEY INTO GHANA’S ART RENAISSANCE: CHALE WOTE FESTIVAL
INTRODUCTION For a long line of years, across every race in the world, art has remained an integral part of culture, expressing the unknown and sometimes, stating the obvious. Even as art has evolved from many phases, like Egyptian cave writings, the renaissance art period, and modern art, we cannot
SOUTH AFRICAN ARTISTS EMBRACE NEW MEDIA IN ART
Introduction The phrase “New Media Art” is broad and includes any art forms that are created, altered, and disseminated using new media or digital technology. The development of new media was evident, especially during COVID-19, a time when performers and artists were prohibited from publicly selling and performing their work.
Open Air Art Gallery Colours the Streets of Morocco’s Capital
On the morning of October 27th, 2022, the streets of Rabat’s old town in Morocco were transformed into an open-air art gallery. The gallery, named GAL’RUE, was open for 10 days and featured the work of local artists, ranging from portraits to abstract art. Not only did the gallery colour
IN CONVERSATION WITH LADY LINDA WONG DAVIES
Lady Linda Wong Davies is the Founder and chairman of the KT Wong Foundation, which champions the arts in Europe, China and Africa. Right for Education spoke with Lady Linda Wong Davies to ask her about her influential charitable foundation, her role in the creation of Zeitz Mocaa, and what
TELL A CHILD THE TRUTH (A POEM)
Tell a child the truth! Make him know That there are tons of disciplines In our Polytechnics Where anyone can be happy Studying what is lucrative For their future and families When they work hard in it. Tell him that fine art is not only for leisure While
In Conversation with Elizabeth Njoroge Founder of the Art of Music
Elizabeth Njoroge is the founder of the Art of Music Foundation which teaches music to over 500 children in one of Kenya’s biggest slums, Korogocho, with other satellite projects spread across the country. The Foundation uses music for social change, teaching children from unstable backgrounds to play instruments as
Art for All Ages
Introduction Research shows that creating art has a number of health benefits for children and adults. It doesn’t matter if you don’t think you are very good. Nobody has to see it. Creating art – even just for ourselves – can have a positive impact on brain function. It can
Creating Activities For Creativity And Innovation In Africa.
The development of a Nation lies on the hand of those who love creative change in their environments.
Roman Africa Part 4: Art And Archaeology
Egyptian pyramids are not the only ones. The ancient Nubians, from modern-day Sudan, built more pyramids than the Egyptians! There are 220 still standing today. They were built from around 300 BCE to 200 CE.