Join six women in the arts as they chat about life and work in the time of Covid and their dreams and ideas for the future.
This webinar focusses on how Covid-19 has impacted, and is impacting, on events in the Eastern Cape.
The four artists who created provocations based on the work and life of Dumile Feni the legendary South African artist talk about their inspirations and processes together with curator, Jay Pather. The conversation will be facilitated by Nomusa Makhubu.
William Kentridge, Phala O Phala and Nhlanhla Mahlangu will introduce the audience to the process and technologies of creating the six short-form Pepper’s Ghost pieces that are featured at the National Arts Festival this year.
Adam Donen (Nixon in Agony), Neo Muyanga (Making Grace Amazing) and Jemma Kahn (Steve Smith) discuss character, power and their art in a time of COVID.
Writers and mentors discuss the process of writing and rewriting for theatre, share their learnings from the Novel-Script writer’s development programme, and take questions from the public.
Young audiences deserve fresh work which speaks directly to their contexts and experiences. In the Works is an ASSITEJ SA initiative to take these plays from idea to page to stage.
Sharing the success of the Tierney Fellowship, which has launched the careers of award-winning African photographers.
Festivals offer a unique opportunity for celebration and for showcasing artistic excellence and experimentation to diverse audiences. Five festivals in the Global South consider possibilities and share practice in the new context.
A look at the current comics climate in the African continent, and the success of the Bilili BD festival in Congo and other platforms.
African comics creators discuss the success of the graphic medium for storytelling and keeping mythology and folklore alive in the contemporary world.
Comics creators discuss the importance of comics in telling the stories of famous historical figures at different levels and for different, wider audiences.
This workshop, led by artist Kit Beukes will focus on how to tell personal stories meaningfully and effectively through the medium of comics.
Razor-Man artist Bill Masuku will guide participants through his methods and the journey of an Afro-Manga revolution, crafting Afrocentric stories with Manga’s unique aesthetic flair.
The nitty gritty of visual digital elements in theatre productions.
Using digital content creation tools and realtime game render engines to stage opera.
Come and learn about the power of modular audio synthesis firsthand with an amazing free and open source software called Virtual CV Rack.
How can you be anyone in ZoomSpace? Learn how recently released open source code allows for live real time deepfake in Zoom and Facebook Live.
Join Mike Scott (creator of Moosebox for Nickelodeon International and Dogshow with Cat for DisneyXD) as he explains how to pitch your animated show idea.
Join in a live session on collaboration between theatre makers and digital artists.
Learn about the power of modular audio synthesis first hand with an amazing free and open source piece of software called Virtual CV Rack.
A workshop with award-winning filmmaker Dylan Valley on the challenges and possibilities of working in the 360 video format.
An introduction to open-source software for animation and visual development, followed by a practical animation exercise using free 3D computer graphics software toolset, Blender 3D.
A masterclass on the creative use of technology for artists of any discipline. Adam Donen, the inventor of the ‘holographic drama’ art form, explores how to use technology to serve a creative vision.
Now is the time to bring your art online. Learn to craft your digital transformation journey so your work can thrive in the online space.
A short look at curatorial practices and exhibition models that operate as platforms for displaying, producing and disseminating artwork through and with the use of digital technologies.
Have you ever wondered who Facebook really thinks you are? This workshop invites participants to creatively engage with their data-selves as we discover our algorithmic identities on social media.
PGPoetry workshop is a mix between an algorithmic poetry workshop and a crypto party, celebrating the aesthetic, poetic, and political possibilities of PGP encryption protocol.
If you are a digital or visual artist, this workshop is for you.
Create an entire song using only sounds generated from everyday household objects, recorded using a regular smartphone, and processed entirely using free software.
Ben Winfield and Caroline Vos present their process for creating unique characters and concept design.
I will be presenting an introductory course on how to create Instagram and Facebook filters using Spark AR Studio.
