This Is The "Youth Day" Shoot #Troublesome_Kids Had In Order Too Shed Knowledge Too The Upcoming Youth, Soon To Be Future.
Our Mission When Having This Photo Shoot Was Too Gather Young Minds And Empower Them With Our Rich History..
The Youth Of Today, The Future Of Tomorrow. Stand Up And Embrace Our Democracy #Troublesome_Kids #LeadersOfTheNewSchool
We Break away from Mental Emancipation
Bantu Education (x) // Cry Out For Education // Black Liberation
Leaders Of The New School
STEVE BANTU BIKO Once Said Lets Break Away From The Chained Mentality We Have
Look Into My Eyes,, You See Hope #YouthDay
Deep In Thought
Hi, My Name Is Tebogo And I Pledge
Sympathy Among Our People.
All Photographs by Strike
Dear Sean Lewis. I am working on a documentary about the first professional non-racial arts venue called The Space that opened its doors in Cape Town early in 1972. Through the telling of this story we aim to celebrate the arts and highlight the importance of every individuals right to a creative freedom of expression. We have just come back from filming in South Africa to pick up some extra interviews with artists like Fatima Dike who was the resident playwright at The Space, Dr. John Kani who devised Sizwe Banzi is Dead and The Island for The Space with Winston Ntshona and Athol Athol Fugard and Pieter-Dirk Uys whose satirical work is well known in South Africa and beyond.
ReplyDeleteI visited your site because I am looking for photos and wanted to ask if we could use any of these (above) for our documentary? Having read your "About Me" it is clear you are passionate about the arts and their importance in our society so I hope you can find the time to get in touch with me via this address > mark@thespacetheatre.com
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely
Mark