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The Carnifest website
A Facebook website on arts and performance events world-wide.
The Website address is: http://www.carnifest.com.
consciousness.co.za
consciousness.co.za is an online lifestyle magazine dedicated to African History and Arts and was founded 2006. The main focus areas are on African History, Art (Visual Arts and Performing Arts), Opinion, Book Reviews, Fashion/Beauty, Black Consciousness, Pan Africanism, Biographies, Poetry, Short Stories and Interviews.
The Website address is: http://www.consciousness.co.za/about-us/.
The Conversation newsletter - Edition Africa
The Conversation is an international, non-profit, internet based daily newsletter, an independent source of news and views (also on arts and culture) from the academic and research community, delivered direct to the public. It has three established "publications" (=editorial offices) in the US, UK and Australia.In May 2015 a fourth, The Conversation Africa, or The Conversation - Edition Africa was launched as a pilot project, with the first Edition Africa published and distributed online on 7 May 2015.
The Website address is: http://theconversation.com/africa.
The Critical Stages Website
Critical Stages (Scènes critiques in French) is the bilingual online e-journal published by the International Association of Theatre Critics[1].
The journal is available online to the reader without financial, legal or technical barriers. Ιt is a peer-reviewed, indexed journal fully committed to the Open Access Initiative. It offers a platform for debate and exploration of a wide range of theatre and performance art manifestations from all over the world. Founded in 2009, it usually appears twice a year and from time to time carries articles and reviews on Southern African theatre and performance. Among the members of the editorial board with South African links have been Temple Hauptfleisch (advisor on the founding of the journal), Don Rubin (member of the founding group, reviews editor and currently the managing editor) and Brent Meersman (Editorial Board member).
The current Editor-in-chief is Savas Patsalidis and the website address is: http://www.critical-stages.org/.
Critter website
A Eastern Cape based website founded and maintained by Mike Loewe and Steve Kretzmann , with Sarah Roberson as an additional writer.
Contains reviews, commentaries etc on all the arts, but specifically on theatre as well.
Website: http://thecritter.co.za/
Cultsha Kennis
Cultsha Kennis ("culture knowledge") is an online blog designed for the sharing news on theatre and the arts as a cultural experience in Cape Town. Founded in 2014 by playwright and screenwriter Tasneem Daniels.
Websites:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tasneem-daniels-290127a8/?originalSubdomain=za
https://cultshakennis10.blogspot.com/
Cultural Heritage Connections
A website managed by DutchCulture as a centre for international cooperation as part of their Mutual Cultural Heritage Programme. This platform was built by the Centre for International Heritage Activities with financial supported of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science of the Netherlands through their HGIS Fund.
Its aim is to create an international knowledge community on Mutual Cultural Heritage. It offers Dutch and foreign partners access to knowledge and expertise concerning international heritage projects, with information about related projects, experts and organisations, written by the people who work within the heritage field.
Website: http://www.culturalheritageconnections.org/wiki/Main_Page
The Cultural Weapon website
The Cultural Weapon is the title under which cultural activist and playwright Mike van Graan has commented on the cultural political issues in South Africa since the 1990s. Originally posted on Artslink, and since 2011 appearing on Van Graan's website at https://mikevangraan.wordpress.com/
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