OM DENNE EPISODE
In this episode, podcast producers Hannah Loy and Jafar Iqbal discuss their experience in South Africa and Zimbabwe, introducing two creatives they met during their travels: Ismail Mahomed – known as the ‘Godfather of the Arts’ in South Africa and Alex Gwaze, a Zimbabwean filmmaker, curator, conceptual artist, writer and founder of MUD Journal.
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They have a lively discussion about their experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, including their personal highlights from South Africa and Zimbabwe, the inval…
Academic, critic, novelist, and poet, Patrick McGuinness will join Cat M’Crystal- Fletcher, a multi-media creative, who also works as Publishing Account Manager with Rowanvale Books, for a lively discussion on their experience in Sub-Saharan Africa as part of a recent British Council scoping trip.
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Wales to South Africa to Zimbabwe and back again.
In the fourth episode of this Breaking Boundaries series, Jafar and
Hannah bring together creatives from Wales and Sub-Saharan Africa to chat about their practices, the connections
they made together and how they are hoping to collaborate in the future.
Patrick McGuinness and Peggie Shangwa disc…
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