Creative Knowledge Resources presents:

eBhish’ publication launch event series

Saturday 27th July 2024 13h00 — 15h00

The Library of Things We Forgot to Remember — 44 Stanley Braamfontein Werf, Johannesburg Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose in conversation with Thulile Gamedze, Maneo Mohale & Lindiwe Mngxitama.

eBhish’ published by Archive Books, presents a chorus of voices on notions of Black social life, public communion and humanities of the Indian Ocean. While some contributors respond to the ongoing series eBhish’ others share their critical perspectives and ponder on the intimacy and vastness of being Black at the beach. Contributions by Thulile Gamedze, Russel Hlongwane, Nomusa Makhubu, Amogelang Maledu, Kopano Maroga, Lindiwe Mngxitama, Maneo Mohale, Vusumzi Nkomo, Julie Nxadi and Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose. Edited by Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose.  

This event series is supported by Creative Knowledge Resources, an Interdisciplinary project by the National Research Foundation & the University of Cape Town studying socially engaged art in Africa and its diaspora. 

Design: Matthew Bradley @matthewbradley

@___undertheaegis

@kznsagallery

@thelibraryo

@archivebkj

Creative Knowledge Resources presents:

eBhish’ publication launch event series

Saturday 20 July, 10h00 — 12h00

KZNSA — 166 Bulwer Road, Berea, eThekwini Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose in conversation with Russel Hlongwane.

eBhish’ published by Archive Books, presents a chorus of voices on notions of Black social life, public communion and humanities of the Indian Ocean. While some contributors respond to the ongoing series eBhish’ others share their critical perspectives and ponder on the intimacy and vastness of being Black at the beach. Contributions by Thulile Gamedze, Russel Hlongwane, Nomusa Makhubu, Amogelang Maledu, Kopano Maroga, Lindiwe Mngxitama, Maneo Mohale, Vusumzi Nkomo, Julie Nxadi and Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose. Edited by Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose.  

This event series is supported by Creative Knowledge Resources, an Interdisciplinary project by the National Research Foundation & the University of Cape Town studying socially engaged art in Africa and its diaspora. 

Design: Matthew Bradley @matthewbradley

@___undertheaegis

@kznsagallery

@thelibraryo

@archivebkj

Creative Knowledge Resources presents:

eBhish’ publication launch event series

Friday 12 July, 16h00 - 18h00 

Under the Aegis — 17 Jamieson St, Gardens, Cape Town (as part of Heat Winter Arts Festival) Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose in conversation Nomusa Makhubu, Amogelang Maledu, Julie Nxadi & Vusumzi Nkomo.

eBhish’ published by Archive Books, presents a chorus of voices on notions of Black social life, public communion and humanities of the Indian Ocean. While some contributors respond to the ongoing series eBhish’ others share their critical perspectives and ponder on the intimacy and vastness of being Black at the beach. Contributions by Thulile Gamedze, Russel Hlongwane, Nomusa Makhubu, Amogelang Maledu, Kopano Maroga, Lindiwe Mngxitama, Maneo Mohale, Vusumzi Nkomo, Julie Nxadi and Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose. Edited by Luvuyo Equiano Nyawose.  

This event series is supported by Creative Knowledge Resources, an Interdisciplinary project by the National Research Foundation & the University of Cape Town studying socially engaged art in Africa and its diaspora. 

Design: Matthew Bradley @matthewbradley

@___undertheaegis

@kznsagallery

@thelibraryo

@archivebkj

Join us as we navigate through the sensory journey of SENSES, discovering the myriad ways in which art transcends the boundaries of perception and stimulates the essence of human experience at Michaelis Galleries at 17h00 on Tuesday, 16 April 2024.

Creative Knowledge Resources in collaboration with the Michaelis Galleries invites you to the closing conversation of the exhibition SENSES curated by Kamogelo Walaza. 

The conversation will be facilitated by Dr Thabang Monoa, a lecturer in the art history department at the Michaelis School of Fine Arts. He will be joined by panellists, curator of the exhibition Kamogelo Walaza; art writer and researcher Nkgopoleng Moloi; Professor of Art History and mentor to the exhibition curator, Nomusa Makhubu, art writer and curator Voni Baloyi; artist, writer and lecturer Vusumzi Nkomo and artist Zenaéca Singh.

This conversation seeks to unravel the intricate layers of the SENSES exhibition, by bringing together the perspectives of the artist, curator, and writer who have been part of SENSES. Through their unique lenses, they aim to look into the creative process, the curation rationale, and the literary interpretations that shape engagements with the SENSES exhibition. Through this discussion, they’ll unpack everyone’s involvement in bringing the exhibition to life through delving beyond the visual and how the attempt to create an enriched and deepened connection with the artworks was achieved.  Join us as we navigate through the sensory journey of SENSES, discovering the myriad ways in which art transcends the boundaries of perception and stimulates the essence of human experience at Michaelis Galleries at 17h00 on Tuesday, 16 April 2024.