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		<title>Envy&amp;Co collaborates with Wola Nani to create Mineral by the Envy Collection</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Envy Collection is a design initiative whereby interior design consultancy Envy&#38;Co collaborates with artisans, brands &#38; artists in order to launch various products. Envy&#38;Co is a boutique consultancy focused on retail, residential and commercial property developments, renovations and interiors. The company was established in 2016 by respected creative director Jaco Janse van Rensburg and accomplished ceramicist Kay Abrahams.  As part Envy&#38;Co’s social responsibility contribution, Jaco and Kay have collaborated pro bono with Wola Nani to create Mineral by the Envy Collection. This limited-edition range consists of 12 new paper maché bowl designs conceptualized by Envy&#38;Co and interpreted by Wola Nani artisans. Wola Nani was established in1994 as a non-profit organization by Human Rights Activist Gary Lamont. The organization facilitates the generation of a sustainable weekly income for crafters living with HIV and Aids. Its board includes industry luminaries like art curator Marilyn Martin, former director of the South African National Gallery. Wola Nani crafters create the iconic recycled paper maché bowls that have become part of South Africa’s design legacy. Each item is handmade and signed by the artisan who made it, and the bowls are sold both locally and internationally. International sales constitute 70% of the income generated, [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#160; From 12 March 2015 artist Galia Gluckman makes her solo debut at the Everard Read Gallery Cape Town. Since joining the Everard Read in August 2014, Gluckman has taken part in two group exhibitions, this however will feature a new body of artworks to be shown in conversation with fellow Everard Read artist Penelope Stutterheime. The official opening of the exhibition will be at 18h30 on Thursday 12 March 2015. Gluckman will be doing an artist’s walkabout at the gallery on Saturday 21 March, from 11am till 1pm. Gluckman produces large-scale, multi-faceted artworks in her medium of choice: pigment ink on cotton paper and collage. These pieces reflect varied contemporary concerns. Gluckman highlights ongoing creative and social conversations through her exploration of atmospheric and emotive themes. Wide-ranging in their environmental and social references, they draw upon contemporary notions of the passage of time and also reference the creative subcultures of the global community. The viewer is invited to consider the dialogue surrounding mass production versus the handcrafted; oscillate between her abstraction of natural and man-made habitats; and follow her reflections on the tension between order and chaos. Galia Gluckman: The Early Years Born in 1973, Gluckman first qualified as a [...]]]></description>
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