kwantuthu arts magazine january 2015 issue

25MOMENTS

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individuals to watch

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5 Inspirational Zimbabwean youthsAre y

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HOW TO SET

ACHIEVABLE NEW YEARS

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HOW TO SET

ACHIEVABLE NEW YEARS

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Design Indaba Conference 2015

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INTROOne of the most revolutionary inventions in the 20th century was a light bulb, now synonymous with a moment of brilliance. In this issue we look at the people, moments, ideas that came to life in 2014 and recap the year. As we prepare for 2015 a good look at what happened in the previous year gives us perspective and insight to gear up for the New Year.

All achievement, all earned riches, have their beginning in an idea

Napoleon Hill

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Our January 2015 issue features some of Zim-babwes inspirational individuals and profiles 10 creatives to watch in 2015, with an article of our 25 moments of 2014 that changed views, influenced change and celebrated talent and creativity.

Kwantuthu Arts also offers a how to set guide for New Years resolutions to make them achievable, we also feature the upcoming Design Indaba Conference 2015 a creative haven for all creative industries do attend and grow your start-up or business with the wealth of knowledge and experience it offers. Enjoy our January 2014 issue.

Littchel Mathuthu

Editors Note

Littchel

INSPIRATION

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12 Quotes


WHATS INSIDECONTENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

5 Inspirational Youths 6Follow these five (5) inspirational individuals as they go on their journey use their experience to get inspired to make a difference.

25 MOMENTS OF

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2014 that changed the world and made History.

PLATFORMS TO 24Watch in 2015 that will entertain and educate you in ways you never thought of.

10 CREATIVE

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Individuals to watch in 2015 making waves and making history.

COMPETITIONS 28Enter now and stand a chance to winpart of over $200,00 worth of prizes.

10 WAYS YOUR 18website is breaking my heart. (And How To Take The Pain Away)


5 Inspirational Zimbabwean youths making a difference.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Follow these five (5) inspirational individuals as they go on their journey use their experience to get inspired to make a difference. These are just but some of the many Zimbabweans who are achieving amazing accolades in various areas of business, social development and creative industries.

We could not list all the individuals who are influencing and chang-ing the world. The five we have selected are to inspire each of us to reach even higher. In areas of business, politics, personal and social challenges, human traffick-ing, Global arts & cultural industry.

Let us take learn from these Zim-babweans and follow our passions as they influence Zimbabwe, Africa and the world as a whole.

Tawanda Kembo

Tawanda is interested in finding innovative ways to meet social needs. He explore existing methods to see if he can remake or modify them to serve todays society. He founded ipaidabribe.org.zw, an online platform for users to blow the whis-tle on corrupt activity in Zimbabwe.

He also founded Virtual Bank Africa www.vir-tualbank.co.zw, which provides basic financial services to people who otherwise would not be able to afford them. Tawanda is also commit-ted to volunteering activi-ties and job creation.

Fungai Machirori

Fungai Machirori is a Zimbabwean new media activist who runs a personal blog and has recently launched a Zim-babwean womens web platform, Her Zimbabwe.

Fungais personal blog (Fungai Neni online at http://fungaineni.wordpress.com/) tackles personal and social chal-lenges from an intimate, provocative and gen-dered perspective and has been awarded acco-lades including runner-up at the prestigious World Youth Summit Awards in 2011.


MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Tinashe Mushakavanhu

Tinashe believes that the voice of Zimbabwean youth matters and that they ought to proactively participate in the political and social discourse as it affects their lives daily .

He is the founder of YoungNation, an online portal that harvests conversations to build young people into bet-ter citizens. YoungNa-tion runs an interactive digital hub located in downtown Harare that provides access to infor-mation and applications for communication, com-merce, entertainment and education.

NoViolet Bulawayo

In 2010, she completed a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Cornell University, her amazing work was recognized with a Truman Capote Fellow-ship. In 2011 she won the 2011 Caine Prize for Afri-can Writing for her short story Hitting Budapest its a film about a gang of street children in a Zimba-bwean shantytown.

Her novel entitled We Need New Names was released 2013.

Gilmore T. Moyo

He is the Founder & Managing Editor of Deck Magazine and also a member of the British Council Global Change-makers International Network.

Gilmore has been involved in the Global arts & cultural industry since the age of 16 & is the Founder/CEO of Zim-babwes arts and brand-ing management com-pany, Hunnar Manage-ment Agency. He boasts working with Alliance Francaise, Civic World, Tallberg Forum, UNESCO and British Council, amongst many interna-tional establishments.


EVENTS

The annual Design Indaba Conference in Cape Town features the best of global creativity on one stage. It is also simul-cast live to cities around South Africa.Every year the programme features a sterling lineup of international speakers from all corners of the world, coming together on the Design Indaba stage to present an up-to-the-minute survey on design and innovation from across the creative sectors. Surprise elements of dialogue, performance and music intersperse the speaker programme for an inimitable experience that makes Design Indaba what has been said by many to be the best creative conference in the world.Design Indaba Festival 2015 takes place from 20 February to 1 March.

The programme includes the globally acclaimed Design Indaba Conference, Simulcast, Expo, FilmFest, Music Circuit and other special events.Established in 1995 with its globally acclaimed Design Indaba Conference, the Design Indaba brand has evolved into a multidisciplinary platform that champions all of the creative sectors. The annual Design Indaba Festival in Cape Town now also includes the highly popular Design Indaba Expo, FilmFest, Music Circuit, multiple Simulcast ver-sions of the Conference in cities around South Africa, and other special events. Go to our Festival page for the latest programme or download our Festival App for updates

The annual Design Indaba Conference in Cape Town features the best of global creativity on one stage. It is also simulcast live to cities around South Africa.


At the beginning of each year I sit down and write down what I would like to achieve in the New Year. As I take stock of what my previous years resolutions were I find out that I only achieved one quarter of what I wrote down.

Disappointed I try evaluate what went wrong, how to fix it and see what I learnt. 80% of New Years resolutions are dumped before the end of January because maintain-ing ambitious new years resolu-tions is challenging enough at the best of times.

A thought provoking joke I received made me rethink what and why we set these reso-lutions it read

My goal for 2015 is to accomplish the goals of 2014 which I should have done

in 2013 because I made a promise in 2012 and planned in 2011 after serious

consideration in 2010 when it did not go well in 2009.

Heres how someone has been passing on the same New Years resolution for years even I have passed some resolutions on to the next year. So setting reasonable goals is one step to achieving ones goals whether in finances, future careers, our families and our own perceptions of personal self-worth.

Heres how to set yourself reasonable goals that will give your ambitions structure and that you can easily achieve.


Be specific - Begin by carefully considering the aspects of your life that you wish to change or enhance and focus upon what you really want to achieve in the long term remember that long term goals can be broken down into manageable mini-goals once you have decided upon your long-term goal.

Start by making a list. Dont worry if after five minutes you have a comprehensive mountain of a list. Just be selective and really pin-point the area that you con-sider the most significant at this time.

For example; you feel that it is vital to achieve more at school so that you can get a place at college next year, but you also want to find yourself a boyfriend or girlfriend. You may be able to do both, but initially, if you concentrate your attention on the priority you may discover that by setting a few mini-goals and taking assertive action, your goal will be easily achiev-able and you can take some time to try to meet new people or encourage different groups of your friends to mingle a bit more.

Be realistic - Once you have chosen your priority goal, consider how realistic and achievable that goal is. If your aim is to achieve more at school, you may need break it down further to decide on a focused and sen-sible long-term goal.

For instance; to achieve more at school is likely to be an challenging long term goal that may be set aside and dumped as a result, leading to feelings of failure and a low sense of self-worth.

Refine this goal by reflecting on how this might be achieved. Some cases would require a change of life-style, in terms of fitting in time to study, dedicating yourself to the task whole-heartedly. Perhaps this may even involve extra lessons, reduction in play time and learning to fight against negative thoughts arise due to fear of failure or peer pressure.

Long term goals, such as to achieve more at school, are certainly valuable goals, but again, focus on your priority perhaps ask yourself why do I want to achieve this? What do I feel I will get out of this goal?

Break down your goal Start to question what

action you need to take in order to achieve the long term goal. These actions will become your mini-goals, which will make your ultimate goal measurable and achievable in the long term.

As you begin to tick off each action or mini-goal on the journey towards your ultimate aim, you will start to feel a sense of control over your ambitions. Being able to visually tick off a target on your list will act as a positive affirmation, which will boost your self-esteem and encourage you to persevere

Take action - Now that you have your list of actions or mini-goals, dont hesitate to begin working towards a result. This is an imperative point to be in control and take responsibility for yourself and ownership of your needs.

Be your own mentor - Measure your progress with regular entries in a notebook or diary and keep yourself on track.

Finish your progress entry using the mini goals to see how close you are getting to your ultimate goal. The progress you enter in you notebook or diary also can be used to refer back to your progress record should you need a boost along the way if you are feeling down. Maintaining a flexible outlook will also allow you to be kinder to yourself and monitor your needs beyond your goal.

Get support- Support yourself through this process by treating yourself well; remain positive and mindful about the process and allow yourself an indulgence every now and then. If you do encounter some dif-ficulties along the journey towards your objective, remember the flexible approach, your inner-strength and those powerful affirmations that you have made. Dont let negative thought patterns control your sense of achievement or self-worth. But, you may need extra support to help you to achieve your goal. Talk to friends and family, ask for their advice and most importantly enjoy the time that you have with them.


That is one of the things that we are really learning to do here; is to say, no we must be heard. We are the future. So in a nutshell, thats who I am. I am the future. The African future.

Ida, The Gambia


25MOMENTS

IN 2014

NEWS

Sep 11thSouth African athlete Oscar Pistorius is found not guilty of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp (and is later found guilty of culpable homicide).

Aug 12th Ebola outbreak death toll exceeds 1000.

Some of the moments are tragic, inspirational, influential life changing from the tragic murder charges that the South African athlete Oscar Pistorius faced. Germanys 2014 World Cup final qualifier with Brazil where they won 7 1. The world also witnessed YouTube change its

video viewer counter because of Psys Gangnam Style.

Every year I believe each individual takes stock of what the year was like for them, from checking progress either financially, spiritually, evaluating goals, objectives and New Years resolutions. The list is of techniques is endless we use this to measure whether we are closer to our destinations or aims. In the mission Kwantuthu Arts magazine we would like to take note of some of the numer-ous and amazing moments in 2014 covering News. Sports, Music, Film and TV.

Oct 21stOscar Pistorius is sentenced to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

Nov 3rd One World Trade Center officially opens 13 years after the September 11 attacks.

FILM & TV Jan 8th40th Peoples Choice Awards: Johnny Depp & Sandra Bullock win (Movie Star) and Josh Charles & Stana Kati win (Dramatic TV).

Jan 12th71st Golden Globe Awards: 12 Years a Slave and American Hustle win.

2014

Jan 18th20th Screen Actors Guild Awards: Mathew McCo-naughey and Cate Blanchett win.

Feb 6thJay Leno ends his time on The Tonight Show.



Feb 17thThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon premieres on NBC.

Feb 16th67th British Academy Film Awards: 12 Years a Slave, Chiwetel Ejiofor, & Cate Blanchett win.

Mar 1st34th Golden Raspberry Awards: Movie 43 wins.

Mar 2nd86th Academy Awards: 12 Years a Slave, Matthew McConaughey & Cate Blanchett win.

FILM & TV

Jan 13th Cristiano Ronaldo wins the 2013 FIFA Ballon dOr.

Apr 13thKenyan Wilson Kipsang wins the London Marathon.

2014

Jun 8th Rafael Nadal wins his ninth French Open title.

Jun 26thLuis Surez is expelled from the 2014 FIFA World Cup following his biting incident.

SPORTS

Jul 8thGermany defeat Brazil by a record 7-1 to make it to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Final.

Jul 8th Miroslav Klose breaks the World Cup goal scoring record with 16 goals.

Jul 13th 2014 FIFA World Cup: Lionel Messi (golden ball), James Rodriguez (golden boot); Manuel Neuer (Golden gloves) win.

Sep 7th Serena Williams wins her third straight US Open womens tennis singles

Nov 22ndLionel Messi of FC Barcelona sets a new goal scor-ing record in La Liga of 253 goals.

Jan 26th56th Grammy Awards: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis,Lorde, and Daft Punk win.

Feb 19th NAMA 2014 Jah Prayzah wins a monumental 7 awards a historic moment in Zimbabwe music industry.

Feb 19thC2014 BRIT Awards: David Bowie, Ellie Goulding, & Arctic Monkeys win

May 31stPsys Gangnam Style becomes the first video to reach 2 billion views on YouTube

2014

Sep 23rd Grammy Award winning rapper Eve (35) weds entrepreneur Maximillion Cooper at Cala Jondal Beach in Ibiza, Spain.

Nov 25th Lionel Messi becomes the UEFA Champions League all-time top scorer.

MUSIC


The following message teeters right on the edge of SNARK. Those with thin skins (and those suffering from ego blows or recent break-ups) need not read on. Go have a cuppa tea, and swing back next week.

BUT : if youre harboring the suspicion that your website isnt reflecting your highest intentionsthat youre lead-ing your clients, customers & readers on a digital wild-goose chaseor that theres polishing up to be done, if only you knew where to beginread on, sweet thing. I want only the best for you, your web presence, and your fine work,

WAYS YOUR WEBSITE IS BREAKING MY HEART.

10ARTICLE BY Adrian Granzella Larssen, Editor-in-Chief, The Muse

10 Ways Your Website Is Break-ing My Heart (And How To Take The Pain Away)

1. I SEE THE WORDS COMING SOON! LIKE, ANYWHERE.

The only time the phrase Coming Soon! is even remotely exciting (or believable) is in the bedroom. And you know it.If youve got a new offering on the hori-zon but it aint time to launch write a mini-teaser sales page, drop in a few pieces of advance praise, and create a Sign up to find out the MOMENT we launch! mailing list form. So much sexier (and more credible) than the lust-draining promise of a Coming Soon! page

(And How To Take The Pain Away)


2. YOU TOOK YOUR HEADSHOT IN A DIMLY LIT ROOM, WITH A WEBCAM. AND I CAN SEE YOUR TERRY-CLOTH ROBE HANGING ON A HOOK, BEHIND YOUR PRETTY FACE.Get a set of professional headshots. Natural lighting or studio brights it dont matter. Hire a starry-eyed art school undergrad, if money is tight. Give yourself the gift of YOUlooking your best.

3. WHEN I GO TO YOUR TESTIMONIAL PAGE, ALL PUMPED UP TO READ YOUR RAVE REVIEWS, I SEETHREE BITS OF PRAISE. NO HEADSHOTS OR AVATARS. AND EVERYONES NAME IS SOMETHING AKIN TO JANE P., USAI dont care if youve been in maximum secu-rity prison for the last ten years, or living in your mommas basement, or hiding out in a Hooverville shantytown. EVERY service pro-vider, freelancer, product maven or profes-sional creative can curate a MINIMUM of ten testimonials. With headshots. And full names.And theres a myriad ways to pull em together from Talk-Back forms, to recording client calls & transcribing the love, to Tweet-stimoni-als, and beyond.

4. YOURE A LOCAL BUSINESS WITH A BRICK N MORTAR LOCATION, AND IT TAKES ME FIVE MINUTES TO FIGURE OUT WHERE THE HECK YOURE LOCATED.For the love of sweet Kwanzaa, put your geo-location at the top (and bottom) of every. single. page. Preferably with a hotlink to a GoogleMap. And take a cue from Marie For-leo, and get yourself registered with Google Places (its FREE!) so that when your prospects Google holistic lavender-scented colonic and New Orleans your biz pops up on the map.

5. YOUR SALES PAGE FEELS CUSTOM-TAI-LORED TO EXACERBATE MY GREATEST FEARS, AND CLICK BUY NOW FROM A PLACE OF SHEER AGONY & SELF-LOATHING.I wrote about (slash viciously mocked) this phenomenon, here. And Fabeku put together an entire teleseminar on how to create loving, compassionate sales pages that (still!) pull in the cashola. You can download the full con-versation right here.

6. I SEE GENERIC TWITTER, FACEBOOK & LINKE-DIN WIDGETS OR NASTY YELLOW PAYPAL BUT-TONS THAT DONT MATCH THE AESTHETIC OF THE REST OF YOUR SITE.

Why put on an Alexander McQueen couture gown, and then slap tawdry Velcro sneakers on your feet?You know you can upload a custom image when youre generating your PayPal payment & dona-tion buttons, right?Luscious details matter. Especially when money is involved.

7. YOUVE GOT IMAGES OR BADGES THAT LINK TO NOWHEREOR LINK TO THE EXACT SAME IMAGE, ONLY BIGGER, ON ANOTHER PAGE.

FACT : human beings instinctively click on images. They might as well lead somewhere useful. Like, say, your sales page. Contact form. Or a hyper-popular blog post that you want to highlight.

8. HALF OF YOUR BLOG POSTS START WITH SOMETHING ALONG THE LINES OF, GOSH, I HAVENT POSTED IN SO LONG! SORRY, SORRY

SELF-FLAGELLATION, ETC.

I dont care if you publish a new blog post every ten micro-seconds, every week, or once a month. You dont have to be a content factory

but nobody wants to hear you whining about missing your self-imposed (and vaguely irra-tional) internal deadlines. Some of my favorite bloggers post once a month, or less. But when they do, its mind-blowing quality, from tops to tails.

9. YOU HAVENT UPDATED YOUR UPCOMING EVENTS PAGE SINCE LAST MARCH.

If you only do workshops or speaking gigs (online or off) once in a very blue moondoes your navigation bar really warrant a separate

Events page? (Mine doesnt.) Maybe promot-ing your on-stage gigs in your blog is sufficient. Or plopping a lil See Me LIVE. Here me RAWR! calendar run-down widget in your sidebar.10. YOU WRITE YOUR WEBCOPY IN THE THIRD PERSON. OR WORSETHE ROYAL WE.

Youre a solopreneur. A one-woman (or gentle-man) show. Youre running your own game. You know it. WE know it. So whats with the arm-at-a-distance third person jargon? And the we cant wait to serve you! nonsense? If youve got a biz partner, a split personality disorder, or happen to be her Majesty the Queen of England, well, fine then. We it is. But if notget Ayn Randian and embrace the heroic powah of I!Revamp. Retool. Reveal the best possible ver-sion of you.


Fungai is a writer, photographer and web developer. He is the found-ing editor of www.zimbojam.com & is passionate about using informa-tion communication technology as a development and empowerment tool and conducts training in this area. He contributes articles and photographs to numerous publications

CREATIVESFungai

Entrepreneur | Critic | Photojournalist

Stand Up Comic |

Animator |

Graphic Designer

Carl Joshua Ncube

Andy Sobhuza


TO WATCH IN 2015

Carl broke into the Zimbabwean comedy scene with his debut one-man show Carl Joshua Ncubes BIG ANNOUNCEMENT setting him up as the BIGGEST Zimbabwean Stand Up Comedy export. Consid-ered by his peers as an innovator; constantly pushing boundaries in multimedia in his performances. Carl is currently on a quest to take his version of Zimbabwe to the world.

Check out Carls books now aval-ible on mazwi.co

Andy Cutta a multi talented creative whose work has been see all over the world born Andy Sobhuza in Zimbabwe.

The Film producer has worked on different productions rang-ing from commercial produc-tion, music videos, web ads etc. attaining skills in filming, editing, directing and finishing, Through all this exposure & on the job training has developed and enhanced Zimbabwean multi-media industry.

Supermodel | Activist |

Entrepreneur

Priscilla Chigariro

Founder of Zimbabwe Fashion Week model, designer and entre-preneur Priscilla Chigariro in 2010 the event has grown to become one of Zimbabwes premier fash-ion event.

DIRECTOR | PRODUCER |

Entrepreneur

Entrepreneur | Critic | Photojournalist


Entrepreneur |

Activist | Brand Ambassa

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Plot Mhako Shamiso 2014 Young Creative Entrepreneur Culture Award Winner for Zimba-bwe. Awarded for my innovation ability to develop my creative enterprise and further aid in the development of the creative sector in Zimbabwe. The Young Creative Entrepreneur pro-gramme Identifies and Connects a global group of emerging creative pioneers, founders and innovators.

www.zimfashionweekend.com

Graphic Designer, Studied Media and Journalism. Editor of Rootz Africa magazine. Founder & Artis-tic Director of Jibilika Dance Trust

Head of international hip hop dance Battle of the Year (BOTY) Zimbabwe

Nqobizitha Mlilo

Part MC/ Part animator and a whole lot of other stuff! I love cre-ating compelling images. whether with words, 3D apps or graffiti cans. Founder of Nafuna TV, after running a production company (http://enqoremedia.com) for 5 years.

Director | Animator |

Speaker

Amanda Mutangadura

MATABELELAND FASHION WEEK is an exhibition platform created and founded by Amanda Mtanga-dura an Image Consultant. The inaugural event in 2014 was a big success.

Butterfly Phunk

Brand Ambassador

| Activist |

Stylist

Larry KwirirayiLarry writes, performs, thinks and lives. The wide range of projects he has lent his hand to is a testa-ment of his versatility. What helps him to express himself in such a diverse manner is his insatiable appetite for knowledge. With that knowledge then seeks wisdom. And in that wisdom sincerity is born.

Innovator |

Entrepreneur |

Critic

PLATFORMS TO WATCH THIS YEAR

Kingsville TV

Nafuna TV


PLATFORMS TO WATCH THIS YEAR

Tonight with Zororo.



Are you an Artist, or what?

Have you ever called yourself the A word?

aaaaaaaArtist. Yeesh. Feels sharp on the palate. Like its going to cut my mouth open.

The word Artist is LOADED with symbols, expectations, romanticism, allowances. Oh forgive him, hes an Artist.

I hear Artist. I think: Nabakov (lurid. twisted. synthesthetic. he could SMELL colors, for fucks sake.)

I think: Picasso (cubism. uh-huh. say no more.) I think: Isadora Duncan (she meta-morphosized the world of modern dance, then died in a tragic scarf accident.) I think: Keats, Yeats, Wilde, Beckett (my quartet of Celtic bards.) I think: Maya frickin Angelou. I think: Alexander McQueen.

I dont think: Me.

At least, not until recently.

Thats a lie. Not until never.

One of Danielle LaPortes mentors once asked her, are you an Entrepreneur, or what?

(her answer is illuminating. and you should grab The Fire Starter Sessions, to read it.)

Lately, my inner mentors (thats what I call the voices in my head, by the way) have been ask-ing me, are you an Artist, or what?

And I get squeamish and feeble and weepy and look down at my toes.

Cause I wanna be. Can I be? Please?

I dont feel like an Artist or at least, what I think an Artist should feel like. I feel compe-tent. OK I feel brilliant. I definitely feel reli-able. I know Im helpful. Im quick-witted and easy on the eyes and can decorate a birthday cake like nobodys business. I can wordsmith your webcopy. I can visioneer your aesthetic identity. I can even sing, kinda pretty. Ive been told Im a really good kisser. Sometimes I put peculiar colors in my hair, and feath-ers and such. But none of this adds up to

true-blue, full-blown Artistry. Right?

Some furrow of my brain has decided that the title of Artist is something I have to earn

no, further, it has to be bestowed upon me, like being knighted. I cant claim it for myself. That would be too blustery.

My friend Dyana had a dream for me (not about me for me.) In it, she found a mahogany cabinet full of tiny drawers, each containing a perfectly formed, individually-wrapped work of art. They werent dusty, or forgotten, or locked up. Just stored away. With great intention. As if they were meant to be unwrapped later.

I wonder which one I should unwrap first. And if itll make me an Artist, at last.

ARTICLE BY Adrian Granzella Larssen, Editor-in-Chief, The Muse

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Documents

inspirational youths

creative industries

kwantuthu arts

social challenges

social development

various areas of business

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