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PUPPET-MAKING WORKSHOP 10 JULY 2008
VENUE:
Iziko South African National Gallery Annexe
TIME: 09:00–14:00
COST: R50
Suitable for participants aged 9 years
and older, younger children welcome if accompanied by an adult.
Learn to make an enchanting Malian puppet using recycled material.
Highly recommended for educators, especially those whose learners
have special needs, the workshop will show how puppets can bring an
extra dimension to lessons, whilst providing an effective teaching
tool for teachers.
WIRE CAR WORKSHOP
9 JULY 2008
VENUE:
Iziko South
African Museum
TIME:
09:30–13:30
COST:
R60.
Suitable for participants aged 14
years and older. Wire art items are currently all the rage in South
Africa. Now participants have the opportunity to create their very
own wire car.
MOSAIC WORKSHOP
8 JULY 2008
VENUE:
Iziko South African National Gallery Annexe
TIME: 09:00–14:00
COST: R50
Suitable for participants aged 9
years and older; younger children welcome if accompanied by an
adult. Beautiful and functional, mosaic tiles have been popular for
centuries. Learn this ancient art and create your own ‘Timbuktu’
tile.
TAXIDERMY WORKSHOP
30 JUNE - 4 JULY 2008
VENUE:
Iziko South
African Museum
TIME:
09:30–13:30
COST: R100
Aimed at those who may be
considering taxidermy as a career, the 5-day workshop teaches the
basic skills and diverse applications of this complex art.
Participants will learn to prepare and mount skeletons of small
mammals or birds and how to preserve specimens in alcohol. Suitable
for participants aged 15 years and older.
SLAVERY WALKING TRAIL
JANUARY 2008
VENUE: Meet at the Iziko Slave Lodge Museum reception
area
TIME: 14h00 – 16h00
COST: R 20, 00 per person
The walking trail begins at the
Iziko Slave Lodge Museum where
participants view the plaque which commemorates the place where slaves
were auctioned, and how the building and street names have changed
since 1658. A short tour covers the conditions that slaves lived under
at the Slave Lodge, their work, the voyages they were forced to
undertake, the different Indian Ocean Islands they originated from and
their legacy in the history of Cape Town. After the tour of the Slave
Lodge Museum, participants are led to the
Bo- Kaap
Museum where the focus is the lives of urban slaves, a
visit to the first mosque, The Awaal Mosque and The Tana Baru
Cemetery. The group will end with a visit to the Slave Church in Long
Street, looking at the role of Missionary Churches in Cape Town.
Ages: 16 years and older
Please
direct your queries to
drhodes@iziko.org.za
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