Showing posts with label Yiull Damaso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yiull Damaso. Show all posts

Friday, February 21, 2014

Yiull Damaso has an Art Exhibit for You and A Call For Filmmakers



Art Exhibit

Yiull Damaso Artist Studio Presents

My Humanity - Mandi Friedman's First Ceramic Exhibit


23 Feb Opening - 3pm - 6pm

56 Buckingham Avenue, Craighall Park, Johannesburg
Call 083-234-0870


Call For Filmmakers

18-22 July 2014

The 35th Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts, University of KwaZulu-Natal, with support from Berlinale Talents, is proud to announce the opening of applications for 7th Talents Durban taking place 18-22 July. Applicants can apply online at www.durbanfilmfest.co.za before the closing date of 31 March 2014.

This year’s Talents Durban’ theme Continent of Contrast/ de Contrastes is an ode to the godfather of African cinema, Djibril Diop Mambéty’s, first film Contras'city (City of Contrast). Celebrating the 45th anniversary of the film, the 7th Talents Durban looks to bring film makers from across the continent draw inspiration from Africa’s long tradition of story-telling. Breaking away from the stereotypical and homogenous narrative Africa, this year’s edition of Talents Durban aims to highlight the truth that this continent is home to a myriad of cultures, colours, stories. The 7th Talents Durban looks to not only highlight the stories of Africa, but create a culture of Africans telling their own stories.

Now in its 7th edition, Talent’s Durban looks to continue its proud history of acting as a launching pad for filmmakers from Africa. Understanding the unique needs and challenges facing film makers on the continent, Talent’s Durban looks to provide film makers with the tools to enable their careers to thrive in the international film industry.

 The programme provides the selected participants with a unique opportunity to meet with international industry professionals, experts and mentors in various aspects of the filmmaking business through participation in a 5-day programme of master classes, workshops and industry networking events. Running in parallel to the 35th Durban International Festival programme, this year’s Talent Campus Durban will offer three hands-on training programmes: Doc Station which will focus on documentary-making, Talent Press which is dedicated to film criticism and Script Station which will supports story development. Doc Station will offer three selected Talents the opportunity to refine and polish documentary projects for pitching at the 5th Durban FilmMart’s DOC Circle. Meanwhile, Talent Press will mentor four African journalists in the art of film criticism with access to all the screenings of the 35th Durban International Film Festival, creating reviews that will be published on numerous platforms. Script Station will offer the opportunity to writers to develop their stories while pitching their ideas to a panel of industry experts. Talents will also have access to the networking events available during the film festival.

Applications for the 7th Talents Durban are completed through an online application process. Applicants must meet the criteria found on website. The application deadline is 31 March 2014. Applications and materials which arrive after 31 March will not be considered. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Successful applicants will be informed via email and the website by 21 April 2014.

Application forms and full regulations available at www.durbanfilmfest.co.za

Talent’s Durban is presented in partnership with Berlinale Talents, with support from the German Embassy of South Africa, the Goethe-Institute of South Africa, and the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Economic Development and Tourism. Through the international programme, with a networks that extends to Talents International events in Berlin, Buenos Aires, Guadalajara, Sarajevo and Tokyo, as well as Durban, participants are initiated into a global community of filmmakers and connected via a wide social network platform operated through the Berlinale.



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Monday, November 18, 2013

Music & Art News & A Book Launch Around South Africa


Music At St Clements

The first in a series of sessions entitled ACOUSTIC AXENTS will be
launched at St. Clements on Wednesday 20th November between
18h00-20h00. A concept created by brothers Richard+Graham Ellis the
series showcases a blended mix of ever popular acoustic guitar music -
familiar vintage and modern - in all genrés. There'll be fingerstyle
picking and slide guitar, blues, folklorico, classical guitar plus
more....an entrance fee of R30 is suggested, but R20 will be accepted
if broke....just come and enjoy the music! Emphasis will be on well
chilled, mellow mood music, to relax to, with a glass of wine,
enjoying a fine meal in friendly  company....

(Source - St Clements) 

Book Launch

Adams & Ike’s Books invite you to the launch of Durban : Once Upon a Time by Franco Frescura (UKZN School of Architecture) in association with Barbara Maude-Stone
(co-author with Yvonne Miller of Dear Old Durban published 1998)   please rsvp for purposes of catering .

Date : Tuesday 19 November 5.30 for 6.00 pm
Venue :  Ike’s Books & Collectables 48A Florida Road , DURBAN , phone 031 303 9214
Guest Speaker : Farook Khan (ex-Daily News)

Ps : A second launch will be held at Adams Musgrave Centre , Wed 4 December , 5.30 for 6.00 pm

R.S.V.P. - Cedric Sissing
cell / mobile : 082-873-2702

(Source - Adams Books) 


Artisan Gallery will be at the Night Market 

Artisan will be participating in its first night market on 4th December at the Hellenic Hall in Durban.
The market will be from 4pm - 10pm and promises to be a buss of festivity with plenty of food and lovely things on sale.  

(Source - Artisan Gallery) 

Art Exhibit


Enquiries: Yiull – 083 234 0870  www.yiull.com

(Source - Yiull Damaso) 

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Art Exhibit Featuring Yiull Damaso, John Vlismas and The Pacman



New Art Exhibit with Yiull Damaso, John Vlismas and The PAC Revolution (Pacman)

After multiple death threats and much controversy Yiull Damaso is back with
an art exhibit.  He is still making social and political statements through his art.

He will be bringing back 'The Night Watch'  Oil on canvas.

Look out for 'Foreign Policy' as well.

Look out for artwork by stand-up comic John Vlismas

Post Big Deal Head by John Vlismas

Look out for some mixed media work by 'The Pacman' as well.

There will be plenty more on show at this exhibit.  One not to miss.


Exhibition opens Friday 18th October.
Time: 18h00 for 18h30
and runs until Saturday 9th November.

Address: 56 Buckinham Avenue, (entrance Rothesay Ave) Craighall Park.
Tel: 083-234-0870

(Source - Yiull Damaso)


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