The Design Share Party Presents: Vol15 @ The Bannister Hotel
Wed Jul 1, 18:30 - Wed Jul 1, 22:00
The Bannister Hotel
ABOUT
The Design Share Party is a monthly gathering where we invite Artists
and people concerned with Art to come share their work and inspiration.
On the 1st of July 2015 we feature
Angus Donald Campbell Joey Khuvutlu, Karabo Poppy Moletsane & Muntu Vilakazi
Angus Donald Campbell
is a Masters degree qualified industrial and product designer with over a decade of university lecturing,
research and freelance design experience. His research and design interests focus on design and technology
for sustainable development within the South African context and are evidenced through multiple publications,
conference papers and postgraduate student supervision.
Joey Khuvutlu
Designer / Brand Strategist / Lover of Dopeness. A creative industries entrepreneur, a capitalist hippie,
a lover of all things beautiful and a believer in the power of collaboration to effect positive change.
Karabo Poppy Moletsane
is an Illustrator and Designer who just completed a BA in Visual Communication.
Im drawn to all that makes South Africa so full of zest, culture and innovation - Mzanzi Like Me.
I am dedicated to the cultural preservation of the South African aesthetic.
I am situated in Pretoria, South Africa. If you are interested in contacting me, my details are below.
Muntu Vilakazi
is an established photojournalist, Photographer, Jazz collector , MA student @Wits and
Fine Artist in the making who lives in Yeoville.
Please be aware that there is a R30 cover charge to cover some basic operational costs.
In keeping with our aim of democratizing creativity and recognizing today’s inequality levels,
those that cannot afford a ticket will not be turned away. Tickets available through Quicket.
Please send enquiries to:
[email protected]
The DSP is curated by Neo Trinity Rakgajane,
Co-hosted by Rendani Missblacdropp.
Neo DjKongisto Makongoza: DJ + Music Programme
Deeboi Chiefrocka: DJ + Sound Logistics
Tefo Tshepiso Mokgoro: Stills Photography
Frat Mathabatha: Digital Support
and people concerned with Art to come share their work and inspiration.
On the 1st of July 2015 we feature
Angus Donald Campbell Joey Khuvutlu, Karabo Poppy Moletsane & Muntu Vilakazi
Angus Donald Campbell
is a Masters degree qualified industrial and product designer with over a decade of university lecturing,
research and freelance design experience. His research and design interests focus on design and technology
for sustainable development within the South African context and are evidenced through multiple publications,
conference papers and postgraduate student supervision.
Joey Khuvutlu
Designer / Brand Strategist / Lover of Dopeness. A creative industries entrepreneur, a capitalist hippie,
a lover of all things beautiful and a believer in the power of collaboration to effect positive change.
Karabo Poppy Moletsane
is an Illustrator and Designer who just completed a BA in Visual Communication.
Im drawn to all that makes South Africa so full of zest, culture and innovation - Mzanzi Like Me.
I am dedicated to the cultural preservation of the South African aesthetic.
I am situated in Pretoria, South Africa. If you are interested in contacting me, my details are below.
Muntu Vilakazi
is an established photojournalist, Photographer, Jazz collector , MA student @Wits and
Fine Artist in the making who lives in Yeoville.
Please be aware that there is a R30 cover charge to cover some basic operational costs.
In keeping with our aim of democratizing creativity and recognizing today’s inequality levels,
those that cannot afford a ticket will not be turned away. Tickets available through Quicket.
Please send enquiries to:
[email protected]
The DSP is curated by Neo Trinity Rakgajane,
Co-hosted by Rendani Missblacdropp.
Neo DjKongisto Makongoza: DJ + Music Programme
Deeboi Chiefrocka: DJ + Sound Logistics
Tefo Tshepiso Mokgoro: Stills Photography
Frat Mathabatha: Digital Support
DIRECTIONS
The Design Share Party Presents: Vol15 @ The Bannister Hotel
The Bannister Hotel
9 De Beer St, Johannesburg, 2000, South Africa
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