imaginemag - arts & culture emagazine

ImagineMag! After 22 editions we have grown in knowledge and respect for the different art forms that struggle and flourish in our country. Our fascination for everyone’s creativity is boundless but we know we have only touched the tip of the cultural iceberg.

Our drivers at helm are Amy Gould, Director of Dance Crew, Principal of the AGBS and owner of the Theatre On-Main and Dr Dawn Gould, owner of FACTS FOUND, an historical research bureau.

We have added an essential ingredient to our recipe – a Alex Mears who is available to discuss your requirements.

We welcome your comments and ideas. We are looking to implement new ideas in the forthcoming editions.

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june/july 2013 : edition 22

Do you as a theatrical performer or producer have a fear of an audience? Read I Say and share the fear. Dance with the Cubans and the legendary Alicia Alonso. For a dancer whose very identity is bound up in performance, what more does a life in dance have to offer? Read Dance and Aging.

The Arts and Culture Trust (ACT) and UJ Arts & Culture, University of Johannesburg, announce their 2013 conference. Talking Heads and speed dating for the brain.

The Built Environment, how the land remembered as open space, no longer exists as such.

Our South African roving guitarist Derek Gripper keeps us updated on what he has been up to as well as his future plans. And then there is Jazz in the Cradle at the UNESCO world heritage Site.

On to art and it is Proverbs: Annual Winter Solstice Exhibition at the Cape Gallery and a group exhibition: The Benediction of Shade by DAVID KRUT PROJECTS.

VOLUNTEERS are understood to be individuals who offer a service without being compelled or paid to do so. Although……………..

ANCESTRAL OMEGA: MIDORA INSTALLATION at the District Six Museum.

And bringing opera to the general public STÉFAN LOUW’S OPERA FOR EVERYONE SERIES CONTINUES.

Pet Culture started centuries ago when the early navigators tried to round the Cape of Storms, they noted not only the Khoi people with their herds but also the dogs who followed……..

Our Dates from the past and not to be missed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PUBLISHING DATES AND DEADLINES FOR 2013 EDITIONS

Edition 23 AUG/SEP 2013 (15 Jul)
Edition 24 OCT/NOV 2013 (14 Sep)

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