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		<title>Art Safari</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2022 11:29:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Statement pieces by Lady Skollie, Edoardo Villa, Deborah Bell, Norman Catherine, and other exceptional artists add an exciting new dimension to the safari experience at Molori Molori Safari, the jewel of Madikwe game reserve in the North-West, has always been known for its glamorous interiors, vibrant colours and spirited approach – whether experiencing the country’s “Big 10” wildlife, or its diverse culture as beautifully represented at the property. Now, the stand-out private suites and main lodge interiors have taken the concept of an ‘art safari’ up a notch. Along with new-look interiors boldly refurbished by the South African interior design team, Megan Hesse and Andrea Kleinloog of Hesse Kleinloog Studio, the luxury lodge now features an expanded art collection. Works by headline artists were specially selected from the private Ichikowitz Heritage Art Collection to complement the feel-good yet decidedly upscale interiors. Based in Johannesburg, the Ichikowitz Heritage Art Collection is one of the largest collections of its kind, featuring South African and African artists dating back as far as the 1950s. The diverse collection includes paintings, sculpture, works on paper, photography and video, all capturing the mood and emotions of Africa’s transformation and positioning the arts as an impetus for dialogue. Pieces chosen in [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Design Indaba partners with Google to showcase the continent’s creatives through “Colours of Africa”</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Nov 2022 14:00:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As Africans, we tell powerful stories through colour, and today’s launch of “Colours of Africa” by Design Indaba in partnership with Google Arts &#38; Culture brings this vividly to life. The unique online project showcases 60 specially curated artworks produced by over 60 African creatives, each invited to contribute a work that captures the colour and character of their home country. “Africa is known for its bold, unapologetic use of colour. Each country, city and community is identifiable by its unique palette,” says Design Indaba’s founder Ravi Naidoo, who selected the featured creatives from a wide range of disciplines, from architecture, illustration, painting and ceramics through to writing, engineering, the performing arts and visual communications. Their creations have been converted into images, videos, texts and illustrations, showcasing the best of African craft, product, industrial design, fashion, film, animation, graphic, food, music, jewellery and architecture. The multidisciplinary mix of artists includes Algerian photographer Ramzy Bensaadi, fashion designer Bisrat Negassi from Eritrea, filmmaker Archange Kiyindou “Yamakasi” from the Republic of Congo and visual artist Ngadi Smart from Sierra Leone. The first artistic undertaking of this scale, the project enables viewers to discover the stories of Africa as told by the African creative community. [...]]]></description>
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