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Tag Archives: public art
Under African Skies Day 4, Diepsloot
by Ares Kalandides Papi is an actor, a guide, a choreographer (I’m sure I forgot several other things) – and above all he is the chairman of the Diepsloot Art & Culture Network (A&CN). The shacks of the informal settlement … Continue reading
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Tagged Ares Kalandides, Diepsloot, informal settlements, Johannesburg, public art, South Africa
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Under African Skies, Day 3: Art and Public Space
by Ares Kalandides Talking about public art in a city of such social tensions as Johannesburg is not straightforward. On the contrary I find that, permanent art, mostly in the form of sculptures often seems out of place, in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ares Kalandides, art, Johannesburg, public art, public space, Trinity Sessions, urban works
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