Keleketla! Library
Keleketla! Library is a timeless, radical storytelling and narrative portal, an [arts] archive, cultural production and educational workshop and performance space in Johannesburg (and worldwide through collaborations, emergent platforms and media.)
Their goal is to support and nurture autonomous and interdependent cultural production while holding our governments accountable for just provisions of infrastructural support. Keleketla! Library was established in 2008, Johannesburg, South Africa founded by Malose Malahlela and Rangoato Hlasane.
City
Johannesburg
Country
South Africa
Region
Africa
Year of Creation
2008
Featured Project
Keleketla! After School Programme (K!ASP)
The Keleketla! After School Programme (K!ASP), established in 2008, creates a meaningful space for youth to use available tools in ways that contributes to learning and personal expression. The consistent programming, as opposed to once-off activities, enables sustained growth through scaffolding of information.
References
Hlasane, R. (2013). Culture as development of voice and self-articulation: Keleketla! after-school programme. overcoMing & innovation, 16.
Malatjie, P. (2013). Alternative/experimental art spaces in Johannesburg. Third Text, 27(3), 367-377.
Marie, Z. (2018). The Not-so-Quiet Violence of Bricks and Mortar. In Planned Violence: Post/Colonial Urban Infrastructure, Literature and Culture (pp. 105-120).
Ensemble, M. A. Another Roadmap School-Intertwining HiStories Johannesburg Working Group (Africa Cluster).
Malatjie, P. (2013). Alternative/experimental art spaces in Johannesburg. Third Text, 27(3), 367-377.
Marie, Z. (2018). The Not-so-Quiet Violence of Bricks and Mortar. In Planned Violence: Post/Colonial Urban Infrastructure, Literature and Culture (pp. 105-120).
Ensemble, M. A. Another Roadmap School-Intertwining HiStories Johannesburg Working Group (Africa Cluster).
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