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SUMMARY:First Thursday at Keyes
DESCRIPTION:2nd Floor\nMix Bar \nV is for Vinyl \n \n1st Floor (atrium Level) \nGallery 1 – The Pegasus Shop \nNike \nAtrium\nNight of 1000 drawings  \nLet your creativity run wild and join us for the second Night of 1000 Drawings Doodle Sessions at Keyes Art Mile as part of First Thursdays on 4 May.  \nBring your friends and sketch\, draw or paint your interpretation of “the vibrant African Market place – everyone’s welcome”. Be inspired by the mural Ubuntu Flux by Mark Modimola\, one of the winners of the Amex ZA Graphic Arts Challenge\, which is currently being painted on the outside of the Keyes Art Mile building (sponsored by American Express). And see if you can spot any of the other Amex ZA Graphic Arts Challenge winners’ works dotted throughout the Keyes Art Mile.  \nAll levels are welcome\, and proceeds from the sale of your drawings will go to charities supported by Night of 1000 Drawings. Entry is free. \n \nBAR\nMIX BAR  \nAnnex\nOrigin Art  \nExhibition – Threads of Identity \nArtists – Bulumko Mbete\, Frans Thoka\, Ntate Phakela and Pamela Sana King Mavuso \nOrigin Art is proud to present a group show that explores the shared experiences\, histories\, and traditions that connect the work of four South African artists: Bulumko Mbete\, Frans Thoka\, Ntate Phakela and Pamela Sana King Mavuso. The theme of identity is woven throughout each artist’s practice\, which is rooted in their personal histories\, cultural backgrounds\, and creative processes. \nStreet Level\nBKhz   \nExhibition – Liguqubele iZulu\, \nArtist Sethembile Msezane \nBKhz Gallery is thrilled to present Sethembile Msezane’s latest exhibition\, Liguqubele iZulu\, a thought-provoking exploration of the human experience through a journey of self-reflection and emotional discovery. Msezane’s monochromatic paintings take on the shape of cloud formations\, representing a fog of darkness\, release through rainstorms\, and even a floating lightness. The exhibition intricately interweaves the physical and spiritual realms\, in grappling with various forms of loss. “A forecast of difficult times ahead- an intrusive message that’s hard to prepare for. The body of work Liguqubele iZulu reflects upon the personal challenges that were to come as communicated between realms of the physical and spiritual”\, explained Msezane. \nThis work is a reflection of the artist’s personal experience during a challenging period between late 2017 to 2021. The monochromatic paintings capture the essence of different seasons\, reflecting on the changing cycles of nature in relation to the fragility of human emotions. Some of the works are imbued with rainwater\, plants used in snuff\, and air through breathwork that created unique patterns on the delicate\, porous canvas. “Ultimately\, in fusing the healing that I found in landscapes as well as waterscapes was the message of surrender. Sometimes\, I reflect\, this is what I could have done when it started raining.” Through accepting loss\, acknowledging anger\, and meditating through fragility\, Msezane discovered a deeper understanding of these climates that echoed the seasons of her own experience. The exhibition is a grappling of the artist’s emotional\, mental\, and spiritual state during this period\, inviting viewers to contemplate their own journey of seasons and emotions. Join us for an immersive experience of reflection and contemplation as we explore an overcast sky through the eyes of Sethembile Msezane. \nThe exhibition promises to be a deeply moving and thought-provoking journey that will leave you inspired and enriched. \n  \nOkapi  \nOpen for Luxurious\, artisanal leather goods entirely handmade in Africa from sustainably sourced local material. \nTrue Design  \nLocal Grown \nExhibition in collaboration with Art Room \nParking Lot  \nAmex Mural painting 
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CATEGORIES:Events,Exhibitions,Performance
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SUMMARY:First Thursday at Keyes
DESCRIPTION:This First Thursday of April promises creativity\, art\, design\, music\, eats & drinks meant for sharing! So make it a night & bring all your favourites along! \n2nd Floor – Mix Bar\nV is for Vinyl \n \n1st Floor (atrium Level) – Gallery 1\nAmex\nNight of 1000 drawings \nCome and doodle with us! American Express and Keyes Art Mile are hosting a Night of\n1000 Drawings Doodle Session in Gallery 1 at Keyes Art Mile\, surrounded by the winning\nartworks from the Amex ZA Graphic Arts Challenge.\nBring your friends and sketch\, draw\, or paint your interpretation of “the vibrant African\nMarket place – everyone’s welcome.” All levels are welcome\, and proceeds from the sale\nof your drawings will go to charities supported by Night of 1000 Drawings. \n \nBAR – MIX BAR  \nAnnex – THE UPCOMING GIANTS:\nPRESENTED BY: SLIF (Siyavuka Lateral Improvement Foundation)\nUNLEASHED: 18 Upcoming Giants\nINSPIRED BY: Nhlanhla Ben Nsusha & Ras Silas Motse\nThey have been inspired with open hearts\, minds full of possibilities and fuelled with\nimagination in the process of learning to create and experience the world in a new way.\nTo support the bigger view of life: Beauty\, Symbols\, spirituality\, and storytelling allow them\nto be present in the moment and keep their creativity alive.\n“Support living Artists by buying artwork from them\, the dead ones don’t need money” \n \nStudio Nxumalo – Footnotes\nFeatured artists: Lwando Dlamini\, Thokozani Mthiyane\, Kaelik Dullaart\, Justice Mukheli\,\nFrederick Clarke\, Skubalisto & Lisolomzi Pikoli\, Goldendean\, Stephen Langa\, Mthuthuzeli\n“Sthu” Manaka\, Vukile Batyi\, Layziehound Coka\, Lebogang Mabusela\, Fhatuwani Mukheli\nand MJ Turpin.\n“Footnotes” is a group exhibition at Studio Nxumalo that celebrates and honours the\nculture of independence among South African artists. The exhibition explores how these\nartists navigate the complexities of the art world through innovative negotiations that\npropel their artistic practices forward. The exhibition also highlights the lack of inclusion of\nindependent artists on established art platforms\, which undermines their cultural\ncontributions and value within the broader visual arts landscape. The exhibition features\nwork by several artists and marks the last show at Keyes Art Mile for the year 2023. \n \nGallery 3 – Africa Photo Awards\nThe Africa Photo Awards is a non-profit competition showcasing only the best\nphotography from the continent. This year’s competition marks the third edition of the\nAwards\, with photographers able to enter images into nine categories\, which include\nfine art\, wildlife\, conceptual\, editorial\, abstract and portraiture amongst others. With\nnumerous prizes on offer from Fujifilm South Africa\, QPhoto and ProLAB\, the\ncompetition is judged by a panel of world-class photographers from the continent.\nThis year’s Africa Photo Awards will be showcased at the Trumpet Building\, Keyes Art\nMile\, from 1-11 April 2023\, with the prize-giving ceremony to be held on the 11\nth of April.\nThe winner of the Africa Photo Awards walks away with an amazing Fujifilm X-S10\ncamera and lens\, a R5 000 printing voucher and an Instax square SQ20 instant camera\nand film. \n \nStreet Level – BKhz \nOkapi – Open for Luxurious\, artisanal leather goods entirely handmade in Africa from\nsustainably sourced local material.. \n \nTrue Design – Local Grown\nExhibition in collaboration with Art Room
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/first-thursday-at-keyes-2/
CATEGORIES:Events,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:First Thursday at Keyes
DESCRIPTION:Mix Bar\nV is for Vinyl \n \n  \nFirst Floor\nPopup Oyster and Bubbles Bar: \n \n  \nGallery 1\nExhibition Opening \nAbadali \nA viewing of the Abadali Art Collection \n1. Motlhoki Nono \n2. Scott Eric Williams \n3. Bulumko Mbete \n4. Puleng Mongale \n5. Levy Pooe \n6. Dudu More \n7. Aneesah Girie \n8. Brian Montshiwa \n9. Khaya Malinga \n10. Lusanda Ndita \n11. Mbali Tshabalala \n \nNono Motlhoki Dilo Tse Monate. You Being The Sweetest Of Them All. Digital print on archival paper. 2022 \n  \nAnnex\nExhibition preview \nINCCA presents \nModernity and its offspring \nArtists: blk banana\, Nina Jacobson\, Khanyisile Mawhayi\, Selloane Moeti\, Vanessa Tembane\, Helena Uambembe \n  \nWITH EDITIONS FROM FLOOD HOUSE \n+ DREAM PRESS \n28 Jan to 25 Feb 2023 \nWHAT WE KNOW is an exhibition project organised by INCCA considering generational and embodied knowledge by way of ‘unlearned’ art-making. Many of the artists we are researching are formally trained\, some are recent graduates and all of them speak to the sometimes necessary phase of unlearning institutional pedagogy. They embody the idea of learning the rules in order to break them\, pointing to the way in which many artists based on the tip of Africa are establishing a singular voice that taps into internal knowledge. The participating artists follow various personal steps to create their work: an assembly of fragments that punctuate self-reflection. The project is also a continuous contemplation of our research and appreciation of reflections of artistic expressions and shared knowledge inherited from people’s ancestors. The exhibition aims to showcase different forms of knowledge and practices concerning personal narratives\, nature and the universe. INCCA has produced this exhibition as a starting point\, we hope it announces new research into the subject of the conservation of knowledge. It is the first of a number of iterations which will hopefully address the visibility of unconventional art making processes. \n  \n \n  \nStudio Nxumalo\nWE ARE WATER – Artists: Heather Gourlay-Conyngham and Jared Kruger. \nWater is looking at your attitude towards it. Something happens in water that is very similar to what happens in a human brain when something is put into it\, not just physical input\, but inputs that either come in a form of touch\, emotion and or an utterance of a sound or a mantra\, this can change and impact the neuronal structure of water. Therefore if we keep a good relationship with the water that surrounds us\, water that is within us and water that still has to come to us today\, even if its dirty water\, once it enters us\, we will dance and enjoy\, if we maintain a relationship like that with water\, our physical health and physical life will always be taken care of. \n– Sahdguru (The Mystical Secrets Of Water\, Isha Foundation\, Youtube) \nHeather Conyngham is based in the Midlands\, KwaZulu-Natal\, whilst Jared Kruger is based in thedeep south of Cape Town\, Western Cape. Both artists have a connection to the sea\, due to their coastal proximity or in this instance as an ideology that is explored and expressed through their individual bodies of work that foregrounds the ocean. Studio Nxumalo has invited the artists to a joint exhibition\, that intends to visually explore ideas around water and or the ocean\, as explored and inspired by both Conyngham and Kruger’s body of works. \nAligning with the studio’s intention to explore exhibitions and projects that contribute to conversations that are concerned with our physical\, spiritual\, psychological as well as environmental well-being\, Studio Nxumalo intends to work with this exhibition to remind our audience about our life’s proximity and similarity to water. That despite our flaws as humans\, and various inputs and impacts that our lives encounter on our day-to-day living experiences\, we remain an ocean that keeps bringing life\, light and beauty to planet earth and we should never stop exploring our potential. \n  \n \n  \nEverard Read\nExhibition Openings – 2 February at 6pm \n‘Desi Casual Glamour‘ – Artist: Githan Coopoo \n  \n \n  \nDesi Casual Glamour – A solo exhibition by Githan Coopoo A loud and deliberate gesture. A conversation between India the prophecy and a younger version of myself – a double diaspora desi\, in the throes of belonging and not\, all at once. An anthem to flamboyance\, camp\, boyish effeminacy and spectacle. Spanning a series of bright and chalky sculpted \naccessories\, Desi Casual Glamour is a mosaic of Indian cultural references\, songs and affections. More than anything\, it draws on overt stereotypes\, specifically of the Hindu faith. exhibition opening 02 February 18:00. Ends 11 March \n  \n‘Lion’s Breath’ – Artist: Ferdi B Dick \n  \n \n  \n‘Lion’s Breathe’ is Inspired by the lion’s breath yoga practice loved by yogis for its ability to inject some humor into their practice\, release tension and dispel negative energy. This role-play Yoga practice serves to encourage emotional healing and rejuvenation by encouraging you to shirk off inhibitions and surrender to your inner child. Ferdi B Dick’s \nwhimsical and brightly coloured artworks strive to foster feelings of excitement and invite audiences to step into his exhilarating imaginative world. \nAddress: 6 Jellicoe Avenue\, Rosebank. \n  \nGallery 3\nClosed for renovations
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/first-thursday-at-keyes/
CATEGORIES:Events,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:DESI CASUAL GLAMOUR
DESCRIPTION:2 February 2023 – 11 March 2023 \nDesi Casual Glamour is an ode to South African Indian culture\, songs\, and affection through an anthem of flamboyance\, camp\, and boyish effeminacy. Githan Coopoo intends to hold a conversation between South African Indian prophecy and grappling with his identity as a “double diaspora desi”\, belonging and not belonging all at once”. Coopoo references overt stereotypes in the South Asian Faith to comment on specific societal discourses withheld and enforced on him growing up as a South Asian in a South African context. \nEach of the clay handbags boasts a brightly painted phrase that evokes a range of emotions in relation to Coopoo’s self-identity. Coopoo’s use of exuberant colours acts as a protective blanket between light-hearted commentary and a deeper identity and ethnicity conflict. At face value the phrases appear to be light-hearted and tongue-in-cheek\, however\, Coopoo urges his audience to ruminate on whether these phrases are celebratory or cultural insults rooted in ignorance. The ceramics are totems of the queer South Asian diaspora and its experience. \nCoopoo’s use of ceramics as a medium is driven by his love for mythology ancient craftsmanship and the relics of yesteryear handed down from one civilization to the next. The romance of objects lost and then found again lies in the transformation of it’s meaning over time. In this light\, Coopoo wants to express a transmission of queer ideas through a medium that will stand the test of time. Coopoo adopts the challenging method of using air-drying clay\, deliberately departing from the traditional use of a kiln in ceramic production. \nGithan Coopoo is a self-taught sculptor and jewellery designer from Cape Town who works exclusively with clay as a base medium. Originaly focused on volume\, opulence and fragility\, Coopoo’s clay jewellery has been shown at Fashion Weeks internationally\, including New York\, Paris\, Nigeria and Russia. Expanding upon his practice\, the recent years have seen the production of large-scale works\, best described as false ceramics. These works have predominantly taken the form of tiles\, vases and handbags which use text to communicate simple but pointed messages of a queer tonality that span from sarcastic to intimate in timbre. \nAs part of the inaugural exhibition for the Norval Foundation x Boschendal Manor House in Franschhoek\, Coopoo presented his first solo presentation\, Structural Integrity\, in 2021. Coopoo’s presentation The Luxury of Wearing Fakes\, with Everard Read Cape Town\, explored luxury consumption in both art and fashion\, while again being bolstered by the base and colourful remarks teetering between the existential and tongue-in-cheek. Coopoo also presented work with the gallery at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair in 2022.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/desi-casual-glamour/
LOCATION:Everard Read
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230127T233000
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SUMMARY:Friday Sundowners at Mix Bar
DESCRIPTION:Every Friday night with live DJs at Mix Bar located in Mesh Club
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/friday-sundowners-at-mix-bar/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Night Jazz at Mix Bar
DESCRIPTION:Every Wednesday night with Kopano Jazz Collective at Mix Cocktail Bar located in Mesh Club
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/wednesday-night-jazz-at-mix-bar/
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance
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SUMMARY:Learn to bake Ballon Bread with The Geologic Bakery
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CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Keyes Art Mile & TMRW A Super Modern Project (Death is more)
DESCRIPTION:Nayoungim co-founder of experimental KimKim Gallery Seoul will introduce the Super Modern Project. “A Super Modern Project”\, raises paradoxical questions about the perception of “modernity” that has become common opinion. Through works that critically dismantle the abstractions of generalised perceptions and concepts\, a reality of the specificity and individuality of this phenomena concealed in universality is revealed. It focuses on the creativity the artist’s “sub”- culture catalyses and creates through the works presented in a “super modern” attitude. \nThe project seeks to produce diversity and openness in an individual atmosphere. Keyes Art Mile and TMRW Gallery are delighted to host the Super Modern Project with presentations by The Rice Brewing Sisters Club and Geologic Bakery. \nFollow this extraordinary concept on social media here: @geologic_bakery @ricebrewingsistersclub @kim_kim_gallery
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/keyes-art-mile-tmrw-a-super-modern-project-death-is-more/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221214
DTSTAMP:20221130T093659Z
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SUMMARY:A Super Modern Project (Death is more)
DESCRIPTION:Keyes Art Mile and TMRW will be hosting A Super Modern Project (Death is more) in collaboration with the Korean Ministry of Culture Sports and Tourism\, the Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange (KOFICE)\, Korean Travelling Arts and KIM KIM Gallery. \nThe title of the interactive exhibition – A Super Modern Project (Death is more) – raises paradoxical questions about the perception of modernity\, which has become a common opinion. Through works that critically dismantle the abstractions of generalised perceptions and concepts\, a reality of the specificity and individuality of the phenomena concealed in universality is revealed. Ultimately\, A Super Modern Project (Death is more) hopes to produce diversity and openness in an individual atmosphere\, while focusing on the creativity the artists’ sub-culture catalyses and creates through the works presented in a ‘super modern’ attitude. \nThe first project in the exhibition is a 10-day project by The Rice Brewing Sisters Club called CHEW CHEW SPIT SPIT. It explores how we might shift the paradigm of development. RBSC (The Rice Brewing Sisters Club) creates an “empty plot of land” in the Keyes Art Mile Atrium and fills it with materials foraged from Joburg. Above this plot\, layers of materials local to South Africa and Joburg – will be added to form a mixed landscape incorporating traditional\, local knowledge and site-based skills\, technology and methodologies. This ephemeral land will develop into a mixture\, interacting with the environment\, atmosphere\, bodies and everything that naturally and artificially exists in its local climate. Participants from the workshop and knowledge holders will be invited to produce a mixture of CHEW CHEW SPIT SPIT that includes the process of drying\, mixing\, chewing and spitting. \nAndeath’s Geologic Bakery – the collaboration’s second project – endeavours to trace the origins of the universe through ‘cosmic’ baking. Having thought of a tilted cake while travelling along the Andes Mountains\, the artist attempts baking in order to understand the birth of the mountain. Andeath’s baking alternates between failed shapes and succeeded flavours\, and she autonomously studies geology\, physics\, math and astronomy to understand the phenomena inside the oven. Take part in Andeath’s learning process that connects nebula and THE Grand Canyon by eating crunchy balloon bread and sausage bread – an interesting and unusual endeavour of tracing the origin of the universe.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/a-super-modern-project-death-is-more/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221201T220000
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SUMMARY:First Thursdays
DESCRIPTION:The December programme for Keyes Art Mile’s First Thursdays is set to impress. The evening promises to be an art experience where visitors can explore the destination’s various art galleries and exhibitions and enjoy drinks or dinner at one of the precincts many restaurants. \nPop in on 1 December from 4.30pm to explore the arts in combination with great food\, drinks and dance at Mix Bar’s V is for Vinyl event. Feast your eyes on Origin Art’s The Figure and Histories exhibition by artists Jan Neethling and Sarah Ballam. The Annex will showcase Asisebenze Art Atelier’s group exhibition\, Modernity and its offspring\, and at 6pm Studio Nxumalo will officially open We Are Water\, an exhibition by Heather Gourlay-Conyngham and Jared “Jed” Kruger. Gallery 3 will see No Excuse presenting Champions for Change – Break the Cycle of Silence\, with its special commemorative opening event taking place at 6pm.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/first-thursdays/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221122T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221122T170000
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SUMMARY:WSET Level 1 in Wines
DESCRIPTION:The International Wine Education Centre (IWEC) offers the internationally-recognised WSET wine courses ranging from the introductory WSET Level 1 Award in Wines to WSET Level 3 Award in Wines.\n\n\nWSET Level 1 Award in Wines to WSET Level 3 Award in Wines both in the classroom and as online distance learning courses. In November 2022\,  WSET Level 1-3 will be held at MESH Club.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/wset-level-1-in-wines/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221114T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221115T170000
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SUMMARY:WSET Level 2 in Wines
DESCRIPTION:The International Wine Education Centre (IWEC) offers the internationally-recognised WSET wine courses ranging from the introductory WSET Level 1 Award in Wines to WSET Level 3 Award in Wines.\n\n\nWSET Level 1 Award in Wines to WSET Level 3 Award in Wines both in the classroom and as online distance learning courses. In November 2022\,  WSET Level 1-3 will be held at MESH Club.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/wset-level-2-in-wines/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221109T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221124T170000
DTSTAMP:20221102T075200Z
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SUMMARY:WSET Level 3 in Wines
DESCRIPTION:The International Wine Education Centre (IWEC) offers the internationally-recognised WSET wine courses ranging from the introductory WSET Level 1 Award in Wines to WSET Level 3 Award in Wines.\n\n\nWSET Level 1 Award in Wines to WSET Level 3 Award in Wines both in the classroom and as online distance learning courses. In November 2022\,  WSET Level 1-3 will be held at MESH Club.\n\n\n\nWSET Level 3 in Wines\nWed 09 + Wed 16 + Thur 17 + Wed 23 + Thur 24 (exam Wed 07 Dec)\nBook here 
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/wset-level-3-in-wines/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221103T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221103T220000
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SUMMARY:V is for Vinyl
DESCRIPTION:MIX Coctail Bar 2nd floor
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/v-is-for-vinyl/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Forgive Yourself
DESCRIPTION:South African Pianist\, Tshepo Tsotetsi will launch his 1st solo project “Forgive Yourself” at BKhz Gallery.\nTshepo has a long spanning\, local and international career as a multidisciplinary musician.\nHe has worked with innumerable\, revered solo musicians and ensembles such as Zonke Dikana\, DJ Maphorisa\, Don Laka\, the Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra\, and the New Skool Orchestra.\nThis Thursday\, Tshepo Tsotetsi will host a listening session of his new offering in the midst of Oratile Papi Konopi’s exhibition “O Tshwana Le Ênê”.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/forgive-yourself/
CATEGORIES:Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221103T170000
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SUMMARY:Diaries of Injustice
DESCRIPTION:Layziehound and Siphamandla Ex \n\nThe collaborative exhibition by artists Layziehound and Siphamandla Ex is comprised of ten paintings\, one of which is a collaborative piece. Layziehound’s abstract works address the reality that in South Africa – justice is not for all\, but rather for those who can afford it\, highlighting the manner in which truth becomes obscured by those who claim to be ignorant – including the citizens who continue to support an unjust regime. Siphamandla Ex’s portraits depict the faces who have access to the truth\, and those independent law firms and state representatives who act against state interests.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/diaries-of-injustice/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221103T170000
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DTSTAMP:20221102T114243Z
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SUMMARY:The Body in the World
DESCRIPTION:Fathema Bemath and Frans Thoka\nAn exhibition of work by two exciting emerging talents both addressing the constraints placed on the black and female body in ways both political and representational. Both artists take an innovative approach to unusual material in their work to speak to the pressure which the body is put under through misogyny\, oppressive ideologies and covert racism. And yet both find a way to respond through the meaning in their work and mediums – Fathema through portraying the body under erasure and in emergence in her sculpture\, and Frans through the symbolism of the traditional Basotho and prison blankets through these he re-evaluates the continuing trauma of the black body in the post-Apartheid landscape.
URL:https://keyesartmile.co.za/event/the-body-in-the-world-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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