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| + | He was born in | ||
| + | Studied for a BA (Hons) English Literature and Philosophy The Victoria University of Manchester, UK (1974-77), Diploma in the Advanced Study of Community Education Chester College (University of Liverpool), UK (1984-86), Post Graduate Certificate in Education The Victoria University of Manchester, UK (1987-88), Certificate in Counselling Skills | ||
| + | South Manchester College, UK (1990), Diploma in Professional Studies (Counselling) Manchester Metropolitan University, UK ( | ||
| + | 1991-93), A Certificate in Counselling Supervision Keele University UK (1997) and an M Phil (Economic Policy) | ||
| + | Stellenbosch University RSA (2011) | ||
| + | His career in Engliand included Co-ordinator for Community Photography Project (1977), Lecturing and Teaching Part–time (1978-1980) at ''inter alia'' Hulme Community Education Centre, South Trafford College, North Trafford College, Tameside College and | ||
| + | Moss Side Community Education Centre | ||
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| + | == His contribution to South African arts and culture == | ||
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For several years was the director of the [[Community Arts Project]] ([[CAP]]), later co-director of [[Arts and Media Access Centre]] ([[AMAC]]). | For several years was the director of the [[Community Arts Project]] ([[CAP]]), later co-director of [[Arts and Media Access Centre]] ([[AMAC]]). | ||
| − | + | Founder member and Director of [[ZAG Consults]] in 2007. | |
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| + | Co-Director of Cape Town Community Television (2015-2017) | ||
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While with AMAC he edited the monograph ''Inheriting the flame: new writing on community arts in South Africa''. Cape Town: [[Arts and Media Access Centre]] ([[AMAC]]), 2004. | While with AMAC he edited the monograph ''Inheriting the flame: new writing on community arts in South Africa''. Cape Town: [[Arts and Media Access Centre]] ([[AMAC]]), 2004. | ||
| + | His voluntary work over the years included being a member of the Acquisitions Committee Iziko SANG, the Treasurer Cwesi Community Learning Centre Wynberg, a Board Member of Greatmore Studios Woodstock, the Chairperson for Community Arts and Culture Centres Federation of the Western Cape | ||
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Revision as of 05:35, 10 September 2018
He was born in
Studied for a BA (Hons) English Literature and Philosophy The Victoria University of Manchester, UK (1974-77), Diploma in the Advanced Study of Community Education Chester College (University of Liverpool), UK (1984-86), Post Graduate Certificate in Education The Victoria University of Manchester, UK (1987-88), Certificate in Counselling Skills South Manchester College, UK (1990), Diploma in Professional Studies (Counselling) Manchester Metropolitan University, UK ( 1991-93), A Certificate in Counselling Supervision Keele University UK (1997) and an M Phil (Economic Policy) Stellenbosch University RSA (2011)
His career in Engliand included Co-ordinator for Community Photography Project (1977), Lecturing and Teaching Part–time (1978-1980) at inter alia Hulme Community Education Centre, South Trafford College, North Trafford College, Tameside College and Moss Side Community Education Centre
His contribution to South African arts and culture
For several years was the director of the Community Arts Project (CAP), later co-director of Arts and Media Access Centre (AMAC).
Founder member and Director of ZAG Consults in 2007.
Co-Director of Cape Town Community Television (2015-2017)
While with AMAC he edited the monograph Inheriting the flame: new writing on community arts in South Africa. Cape Town: Arts and Media Access Centre (AMAC), 2004.
His voluntary work over the years included being a member of the Acquisitions Committee Iziko SANG, the Treasurer Cwesi Community Learning Centre Wynberg, a Board Member of Greatmore Studios Woodstock, the Chairperson for Community Arts and Culture Centres Federation of the Western Cape
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