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2010


2010


Participating Artists:

Akanksha Dhepe (India)              Maja Radanovic Serbia
Francis Okoronkwo (Nigeria)       Mohammad Tehrani (Tehran-Iran)
Patrick Tagoe-Turks (Ghana)       Philippe Kayumba (DRC)
Venny Nakazibwe (Uganda)         Veryan Edward (Botswana)
Bivas Chaudhuri (USA)                Lea Bult (USA)
Rob Moonen (Holland)                 Kissiedu Kastro Ghana)
Igshaan Adams (SA)                    Jenny Parsons (SA)
Julia Raynham (SA)                     Lionel Davis (SA)
Maria Van Gass (SA)                   Jade Gibson (SA)
Roscoe Masters (SA)                   Jill Trapper (SA)
Yazeed Kamaldien (SA)               Anne Sassoon (SA)
Jill Williams (SA) 
THUPELO 2010 INTERVENTIONS • Greatmore Studios • 10-24 June

The workshop focused on site specific art works and brought together 23 artists from America, Cape Town, Congo, Ghana, Great Britain, Holland, India, Iran, Nigeria, Serbia and Uganda. At the end of the workshop all works were exhibited in and around Greatmore Street as part of the Great Walk and More Exhibition which ran from the 25th - 26th June 2010.

The GREAT Walk and MORE Arts Festival was generously funded by the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund. The Festival was hosted by Greatmore Street Sudios and showcased newly created site specific and live art in the surrounding area of GREATMORE Street, Woodstock. The two day interactive festival brought contemporary art into the community of Woodstock by featuring art works, live art performances, sound installations, projections, music and street performances.

The event offered visitors a chance to experience and explore one of Cape Towns oldest communities. It was an opportunity to witness the strong Woodstock community spirit and vibrant culture. Visitors and residents were encouraged to walk around the designated area to experience an entirely different and unusual art Exhibition while having the chance to interact with this unique and fascinating community.
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