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Flat View | Wednesday, January 07, 2009 |
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| Thursday, January 01, 2009 |
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Johannesburg Carnival At Mary Fitzgerald Square
It’s time for the annual Joburg Street Carnival. This colourful event starts in Hillbrow and ends in Newtown, where Joburg throws a party to say goodbye to 2008 and hello to 2009.
Where: Mary Fitzgerald Square, Bree Street, Newtown
Date: 31 December 2008
Time: 1pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 083 319 5026 or 011 833 6323
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
Email :
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti-apartheid struggle, dealing with music, theatre, visual arts, graphics and cinema, and counted among its ranks Deputy President Baleka Mbete as well as musicians Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert
Date: 30 November 2008 – 30 March 2009
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011725 3130
Email :
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
Email :
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Summer Holiday SA (8:30PM)
To celebrate the summer holidays, the Emperors Palace offers a musical extravaganza. The line up of entertainers includes Malaika, Nthando, Rebecca Malope, and Mafikizolo.
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 14 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 8.30pm during the week and 3pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R20pp at Computicket or at the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 928 1297
Url: http://www .emperorspalace .co .za
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| Friday, January 02, 2009 |
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
Email :
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
Email :
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti-apartheid struggle, dealing with music, theatre, visual arts, graphics and cinema, and counted among its ranks Deputy President Baleka Mbete as well as musicians Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert
Date: 30 November 2008 – 30 March 2009
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011725 3130
Email :
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Summer Holiday SA (8:30PM)
To celebrate the summer holidays, the Emperors Palace offers a musical extravaganza. The line up of entertainers includes Malaika, Nthando, Rebecca Malope, and Mafikizolo.
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 14 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 8.30pm during the week and 3pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R20pp at Computicket or at the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 928 1297
Url: http://www .emperorspalace .co .za
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| Saturday, January 03, 2009 |
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
Email :
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
Email :
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti-apartheid struggle, dealing with music, theatre, visual arts, graphics and cinema, and counted among its ranks Deputy President Baleka Mbete as well as musicians Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert
Date: 30 November 2008 – 30 March 2009
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011725 3130
Email :
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Souljas Of The Streets (12:00PM)
Taking place every first Saturday of the month, Souljas of the Streets targets young people, educating them about teenage pregnancy and HIV/Aids through exciting activities such as basketball, soccer, music and talent shows.
Where: Immink Road, Diepkloof, Soweto
Date: Every first Saturday of the month
Time: 12pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 356 6390 or 083 571 7440
Email :
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Summer Holiday SA (8:30PM)
To celebrate the summer holidays, the Emperors Palace offers a musical extravaganza. The line up of entertainers includes Malaika, Nthando, Rebecca Malope, and Mafikizolo.
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 14 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 8.30pm during the week and 3pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R20pp at Computicket or at the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 928 1297
Url: http://www .emperorspalace .co .za
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| Sunday, January 04, 2009 |
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
Email :
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
Email :
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti-apartheid struggle, dealing with music, theatre, visual arts, graphics and cinema, and counted among its ranks Deputy President Baleka Mbete as well as musicians Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert
Date: 30 November 2008 – 30 March 2009
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011725 3130
Email :
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Summer Holiday SA (8:30PM)
To celebrate the summer holidays, the Emperors Palace offers a musical extravaganza. The line up of entertainers includes Malaika, Nthando, Rebecca Malope, and Mafikizolo.
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 14 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 8.30pm during the week and 3pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R20pp at Computicket or at the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 928 1297
Url: http://www .emperorspalace .co .za
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| Monday, January 05, 2009 |
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
Email :
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
Email :
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti-apartheid struggle, dealing with music, theatre, visual arts, graphics and cinema, and counted among its ranks Deputy President Baleka Mbete as well as musicians Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert
Date: 30 November 2008 – 30 March 2009
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011725 3130
Email :
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Summer Holiday SA (8:30PM)
To celebrate the summer holidays, the Emperors Palace offers a musical extravaganza. The line up of entertainers includes Malaika, Nthando, Rebecca Malope, and Mafikizolo.
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 14 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 8.30pm during the week and 3pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R20pp at Computicket or at the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 928 1297
Url: http://www .emperorspalace .co .za
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| Tuesday, January 06, 2009 |
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
Email :
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
Email :
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
Email :
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
Email :
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti-apartheid struggle, dealing with music, theatre, visual arts, graphics and cinema, and counted among its ranks Deputy President Baleka Mbete as well as musicians Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert
Date: 30 November 2008 – 30 March 2009
Time: 10am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011725 3130
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Summer Holiday SA (8:30PM)
To celebrate the summer holidays, the Emperors Palace offers a musical extravaganza. The line up of entertainers includes Malaika, Nthando, Rebecca Malope, and Mafikizolo.
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Road, Kempton Park
Date: 14 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 8.30pm during the week and 3pm on Sunday
Booking fees: Tickets are R20pp at Computicket or at the theatre’s box office
Contact Info : 011 928 1297
Url: http://www .emperorspalace .co .za
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Student Photography Exhibition (9:00AM)
Students at the Market Photo Workshop present an exhibition of their work undertaken during their year-long course in photojournalism. The students worked on a series of themes including xenophobia, elections and the spirit of fear.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: Until – 13 February 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
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Url: http://www .newtown .co .za or www .marketphotoworkshop .co .za
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Foundation Course In Photography (9:00AM)
This introduction course to photography teaches participants the basics of digital and analogue photography, from taking a picture to printing it. They also learn to analyse meanings and concepts of photos. The course is divided into four subjects - technical, practical, visual literacy and professional practice.
Where: Market Photo Workshop, 2 President Street, Newtown
Date: 24 June – 21 August 2009
Time: 9am – 5pm
Booking fees: The course costs R4 000pp on 011 834 1444 or at courses@marketphotoworkshop.co.za
Contact Info : 011 834 1444
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Jozi’s Summer Break (9:30AM)
Gold Reef City’s Theme Park has an exciting and diverse entertainment line up for the festive season. The park has everything for everyone, from history and heritage to action and adventure.
Where: Gold Reef City’s Theme Park, corner Data Crescent and Northern Parkway, Ormonde
Date: 5 December 2008 – 11 January 2009
Time: 9.30am – 6pm
Booking fees: Entrance is R110pp for adults and R60pp for children less than 1,2m tall
Contact Info : 011 248 6800
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Open Day At Roodepoort Museum (10:00AM)
Join in early Heritage Day celebrations at Roodepoort Museum. It is also the opening of a new temporary exhibtion: "Kappies 1780-1938" The kappie is the trademark of traditional Afrikaner costume, but where did it all begin? This exhibition consists of fine examples, dating as far back as 1780, of kappies made using a needlework technique commonly known as whitework. The exhibition investigates the origin of this needlework technique as well as the social context in which it was produced. The cultural significance and symbolism that are assigned to kappies are also explored.
21 September 2008 - 31 January 2009
Where: Roodepoort Museum, Civic Centre, Christiaan de Wet road, Florida Park The Museum is open by appointment only.
Contact Info : 011 761 0228
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Themba Shibase’s Rush Hour Series (10:00AM)
Themba Shibase’s art focuses on happenings in cities and these particular works are no exception. The theme of the series is coping in cities and car accidents. Shibase is based in Durban. His preferred media are painting and drawing.
Where: Johannesburg Art Gallery, Klein Street, Joubert Park
Date: 13 November 2008 – 31 January 2009
Time: 6.30pm on opening night and from 10am – 5pm on Tuesday to Sunday.
Booking fees: Free
Contact Info : 011 725 3130
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Thami Mnyele And Medu Art Ensemble Retrospective Exhibition (10:00AM)
The exhibition honours the memory of the late Thami Mnyele, a South African resistance artist who died at the hands of apartheid security forces in the 1980s. A talented artist from Alexandra, he was committed to bringing about social change in South Africa through art. This led him to exile in Botswana, where he became a cultural worker with the Medu Art Ensemble, co-founded by his friend Mongane Wally Serote. Medu had units dedicated to the anti | | |
