Ayesha Price |
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b.
Cape Town, 1975 |
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Gallery
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Curriculum Vitae
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Art Education
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1996: Diploma in Education - Practical Specialisation in Visual Arts Hewatt College of Education (in association with UCT).
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| Employment |
2010: Principal, Zonnebloem Children's Art Centre, Cape Town.
2009-2010: Educator, Iziko South African National Gallery.
2008-2009: Visual Arts Education Officer, ISANG.
1998-2006: Visual Arts Educator, Zonnebloem Children's Art Centre.
2000: Fundraiser, South African National Zakaah Fund.
1997: Visual Arts Educator Grades 4-7, Battswood Art Centre.
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workshops/ community projects (present/ongoing)
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2005-present: District Six community workshops, Lydia Williams Centre, Cape Town.
2004-present: Member of art@school.education.com (voluntary organisation) with Cape Town artists to engage youth and communities through visual arts.
1997-present: Assisting schools (Zonnebloem Girls Primary, St Agnes Primary, Wynberg Senior Secondary, Al-Wafaa Preschool, Walmer Primary) with banners, signs, stage props and décor, costumes, posters, exhibitions.
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| workshops/ community projects (previous) |
2008-2010: Visual Arts Educator and Exhibition Designer for Peacejam Foundation Youth Programmes (Unesco funded project)at the District Six Museum and ISANG Annexe.
2008-2009: Visual Arts Educator and Exhibition Coordinator for Peripheral Vision, a cultural youth exchange programme between District Six Museum and Swedish Arts and Culture Centres: Lava, Zenit, BotkyrkaKunstall.
2007-2008: Rivers of the World International Art Project (worked with learners to produce artworks about the Liesbeeck River).
2007: Photographic workshop for District 6 youth with artists Hussein and Hassan Essop for the Goodman Gallery Cape at the Lydia Williams Centre.
2002: Visual Arts Educator, Isivivane Solwazi Art and Culture programme, Robben Island Museum Spring School.
1999: Mural painting facilitator, Words and Vision, Molo Songololo Productions.
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Exhibitions (group)
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2006: Artscape, Cape Town (for the Cape Town Festival). Botaki 4, Old Mutual Asset Managers, Pinelands, Cape Town.
2005: Botaki 3: OMAM, Cape Town. The Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Art in Business.
2004: Gender & Visuality Exhibition, UWC (History Dept). Battswood Gallery exhibition.
1999: DisNag, South African Cultural History Museum, Cape Town.
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Collections
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Private, South Africa.
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Commissions
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2005: Dept of Economic Development and Trade, Western Cape government.
1999: South African National Zakkaah fund. Also private.
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Other
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2006: Visual Art Adjudicator, Fairest Cape Association.
2005/6: Contributor (text and photographs), Iziko EPP Publication Picasso and Africa.
2004: Reviewing & consulting arts & culture handbook for learners & Educators, Oxford University Press.
2003: Visual Art Adjudicator, Lovelife. Textile Workshop, MAPPP-SETA.
1997-2003: As member of the Arts Junction (youth arts productions) planned art workshops, exhibitions, production of posters, pamphlets, set & costume design.
2000: Book illustrations for IDASA (Project Literacy). Book titles: Shine Where You Are; Lulama’s Blanket.
1999: Member of the Arts Forum, based at Battswood Art Centre.
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Current
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Art educator. Studying Visual Art at UNISA and working with miniature sculptures and animations.
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