Keleketla!
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filed under:
Gauteng,
Independent Platforms
Project Space . Residency . International Exchange . Public Art . Media Arts
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Keleketla!
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Project Space . Residency . International Exchange . Public Art . Media Arts
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Keleketla! is a Pedi word which functions as a response to the beginning of a story, a signal that one is attentive and engaged. It is some kind of an acknowledgement and a consent that ‘I am here, willing to listen to your story with active participation’. Keleketla community resource centre started in February 2008 as Keleketla! Library as a once off collaboration between Bettina Malcomess, the innacitycommunity collective and the Joubert Park Project artists collective. The library is a quiet space in the middle of the noise of Johannesburg that provides access to cultural resources and a forum in which to respond to them. Its aim is to begin to foster cultural literacy through encouraging personal, free engagement with books, art, music and film. Keleketla! Works with both local ad international artists on projects which are shaped around the space and people of the inner city of Johannesburg.Key people:Mphapho Christian HlasaneContact Details:Mobile: +27 (0) 78 7644741Email: keleketla@gmail.comWebsite: thefanpalproject.wordpress.comPhysical Address:1st Floor north block the Drill Hallcnr Twist and Plein Street opposite the Noord taxi/ Shell GarageJohannesburgPostal Address:P O Box 594
WITS 2050
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- Gauteng
- Independent Platforms
Keleketla! is a Pedi word which functions as a response to the beginning of a story, a signal that one is attentive and engaged. It is some kind of an acknowledgement and a consent that ‘I am here, willing to listen to your story with active participation’. Keleketla community resource centre started in February 2008 as Keleketla! Library as a once off collaboration between Bettina Malcomess, the innacitycommunity collective and the Joubert Park Project artists collective. The library is a quiet space in the middle of the noise of Johannesburg that provides access to cultural resources and a forum in which to respond to them. Its aim is to begin to foster cultural literacy through encouraging personal, free engagement with books, art, music and film. Keleketla! Works with both local ad international artists on projects which are shaped around the space and people of the inner city of Johannesburg.
Key people:
Mphapho Christian Hlasane
Contact Details:
Mobile: +27 (0) 78 7644741
Email: keleketla@gmail.com
Website: thefanpalproject.wordpress.com
Physical Address:
1st Floor north block the Drill Hall
cnr Twist and Plein Street opposite the Noord taxi/ Shell Garage
Johannesburg
Postal Address:
P O Box 594
WITS 2050


