REVOLUTION ROOM BOOK LAUNCH: 12 APRIL 2024
Please join us for the Revolution Room Book Launch and a public talk by Edgar Pieterse, Director of the African Centre for Cities
A public Revolution Room moment during the open-air exhibition Chumba cha Mapinduzi, which brought together the four different sites. October 2024, Cité Gécamines, Lubumbashi © Patrick Ken Kalala
VANSA is pleased to invite you to a talk titled The Situated Art of Public Cities by Edgar Pieterse, Director of the African Centre for Cities on the occasion of the Revoultion Room Book Launch.
Date: Wednesday 12 April 2024
Time: 18h00 for 18h30
Place: The Point of Order, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
About the Revolution Room book:
From 2013 to 2024, Revolution Room explored participatory art practice in Johannesburg (South Africa), Lubumbashi, Moba and Fungurume (Democratic Republic of Congo). The project sought to explore the ways in which artists and residents create and assume collective responsibility for creative projects that mediate and reflect the concerns of people, history and place. This publication considers the processes and challenges of participatory practice, through the various elements of the project, in the hope of contributing to strategies and thinking on collaborative creative practices.
Revolution Room was jointly developed by VANSA and Waza Art Centre.
VANSA would like to thank everyone involved in the project:
Alex Frost, Alex Wafer, Alexander Koch, Alexander Opper, Amy Watson, Baba Sithole, Blessing Baatjie, Bokang Mankoe, Brandon Lithigo, Brian Mtembu, Brian Mulhorren, Busisiwe Baloyi, Charles Moshaba, Chrischene Julius, Community Works Program, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Douglas Mothemane, Enoch Ditsele, Flora Phakela, Frank Sebetola, Fulufhelo Mobadi, Given Koka, Gladys Tlhapa, Gloria Rambau, Goolam Saber, Hilda Maboe, Humphery Malek, Jabulan Maseko, Jabulani Phelago, Jack Molapo, Jean Chey Kalemba, John Mongwe, Joseph Gaylard, Kadiatou Diallo, Kamohelo Matsepe, Kgomotso Langa, Khathutshelo Kenneth Nematatani, Kira Erwin, Kutloano Toko, Lebohang Motaung, Lester Adams, Lindiwe Mabuza, Lindokuhle Mabona, Lindokuhle Mabuza, Lindokuhle Zwane, Lloyd Maluleke, Mafanele Hlungwani, Mama Khoza, Marianne Guarino-Huet, Masello Mthetwa, Mashudu Phenemene, Mathews Makgothlo, Mbongeni Mankai, Menda Ramaphko, Mpume Nombebe, Mzukhona Mantshontsho, Nangamso Nyandeni, Neo Nkosi, Nhlamulo Ngobeni, Nkateko Ndhlovu, Nkele Mabitsela, Nokuthula Nkosi, Nomsa Mdlalose, Oasis Youth, Olivier Desvoignes, Patrick Mudekereza, Pastor Samuel Tabe, Peter Malesa, Peter Mphahlela, Phashe Magagane, Philip Horst, Phillip Dube, Pinky Ncikana, Rangoato Hlasane, Rike Sitas, Robyn Nesbitt, Sandra Mashilo, Sari Middernacht, Seipati Hanong, Sello Pesa, Shireen Ngoasheng, Shyam Patel, Sibongile Mhlotswa, Sibongile Ngqodi, Sifiso Gumede, Sifiso Temba, Sinah Saal, Talya Lubinsky, Thabang Seisa, Thabisile Zwane, Thabo Halahala, Thato Morwagae, Thembi Moyo, Thinawanga Maphangule, Thobekile Mkhize, Thomas Nweny, Tilo Steireif, Timothy Zivuchi, Timothy Zulu, Vinah Tshabalala, Vincent Mukhondo, Virginia Msiza.
Read Edgar Pieterse‘s biography here
Copies of the book will be on sale for R150
Date: Wednesday 12 April 2024
Time: 18h00 for 18h30
Place: The Point of Order, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
About the Revolution Room book:
From 2013 to 2024, Revolution Room explored participatory art practice in Johannesburg (South Africa), Lubumbashi, Moba and Fungurume (Democratic Republic of Congo). The project sought to explore the ways in which artists and residents create and assume collective responsibility for creative projects that mediate and reflect the concerns of people, history and place. This publication considers the processes and challenges of participatory practice, through the various elements of the project, in the hope of contributing to strategies and thinking on collaborative creative practices.
Revolution Room was jointly developed by VANSA and Waza Art Centre.
VANSA would like to thank everyone involved in the project:
Alex Frost, Alex Wafer, Alexander Koch, Alexander Opper, Amy Watson, Baba Sithole, Blessing Baatjie, Bokang Mankoe, Brandon Lithigo, Brian Mtembu, Brian Mulhorren, Busisiwe Baloyi, Charles Moshaba, Chrischene Julius, Community Works Program, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Douglas Mothemane, Enoch Ditsele, Flora Phakela, Frank Sebetola, Fulufhelo Mobadi, Given Koka, Gladys Tlhapa, Gloria Rambau, Goolam Saber, Hilda Maboe, Humphery Malek, Jabulan Maseko, Jabulani Phelago, Jack Molapo, Jean Chey Kalemba, John Mongwe, Joseph Gaylard, Kadiatou Diallo, Kamohelo Matsepe, Kgomotso Langa, Khathutshelo Kenneth Nematatani, Kira Erwin, Kutloano Toko, Lebohang Motaung, Lester Adams, Lindiwe Mabuza, Lindokuhle Mabona, Lindokuhle Mabuza, Lindokuhle Zwane, Lloyd Maluleke, Mafanele Hlungwani, Mama Khoza, Marianne Guarino-Huet, Masello Mthetwa, Mashudu Phenemene, Mathews Makgothlo, Mbongeni Mankai, Menda Ramaphko, Mpume Nombebe, Mzukhona Mantshontsho, Nangamso Nyandeni, Neo Nkosi, Nhlamulo Ngobeni, Nkateko Ndhlovu, Nkele Mabitsela, Nokuthula Nkosi, Nomsa Mdlalose, Oasis Youth, Olivier Desvoignes, Patrick Mudekereza, Pastor Samuel Tabe, Peter Malesa, Peter Mphahlela, Phashe Magagane, Philip Horst, Phillip Dube, Pinky Ncikana, Rangoato Hlasane, Rike Sitas, Robyn Nesbitt, Sandra Mashilo, Sari Middernacht, Seipati Hanong, Sello Pesa, Shireen Ngoasheng, Shyam Patel, Sibongile Mhlotswa, Sibongile Ngqodi, Sifiso Gumede, Sifiso Temba, Sinah Saal, Talya Lubinsky, Thabang Seisa, Thabisile Zwane, Thabo Halahala, Thato Morwagae, Thembi Moyo, Thinawanga Maphangule, Thobekile Mkhize, Thomas Nweny, Tilo Steireif, Timothy Zivuchi, Timothy Zulu, Vinah Tshabalala, Vincent Mukhondo, Virginia Msiza.
Read Edgar Pieterse‘s biography here
Copies of the book will be on sale for R150