14 December 2007
Techni-Coloured
Today we opened the show with stand-up comedian Stuart Taylor, he is better known as the presenter of Going Nowhere Slowly. He spoke to us about his latest production Techni-Coloured.
‘Techni-Coloured is a blend of stand-up comedy, sketch comedy and Taylor’s signature magic. Stuart acts as our tour guide through his personal identity crisis and paranoia whilst destroying with ease the myths of preconceived stereotypes. Techni-Coloured sees Stuart tackle everything form a technical manual on the ups and downs of marriage to facing his fears on his well documented travels, all with his deliciously un-PC yet laid back style’
The show started on 12 December 2007, and has received good reviews. The show runs at the Artscape Theatre until 6 January 2008.
Tickets are R70 per person Wednesdays to Saturdays @ 20h15 and Sundays 18h00, and R50 per person Tuesdays @ 19h00 and Saturdays @ 14h30.
Today we opened the show with stand-up comedian Stuart Taylor, he is better known as the presenter of Going Nowhere Slowly. He spoke to us about his latest production Techni-Coloured.
‘Techni-Coloured is a blend of stand-up comedy, sketch comedy and Taylor’s signature magic. Stuart acts as our tour guide through his personal identity crisis and paranoia whilst destroying with ease the myths of preconceived stereotypes. Techni-Coloured sees Stuart tackle everything form a technical manual on the ups and downs of marriage to facing his fears on his well documented travels, all with his deliciously un-PC yet laid back style’The show started on 12 December 2007, and has received good reviews. The show runs at the Artscape Theatre until 6 January 2008.
Tickets are R70 per person Wednesdays to Saturdays @ 20h15 and Sundays 18h00, and R50 per person Tuesdays @ 19h00 and Saturdays @ 14h30.
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Spier Art Exhibition Award Winners
The rest of the show consisted of an array of artists who participated in the Spier Art competition 2007. The works of the artists are now being exhibited at Spier.
These are some of the winners that we interviewed and their backgrounds:
*Robyn Nesbitt has participated in several group shows including Women, Photography and New Media at JAG in 2006. Robyn and Nina Barnett worked collaboratively for Spier Contemporary
*Kemang Wa Lehulere is a founding member of the Gugulective Arts Collective where he is a practicing video artist, print maker and painter. Kemang performs at Spier Contemporary in collaboration with Chuma Sopotela and Mwenya Kabwe
*Bettina Malcomess is a lecturer in art theory and history at the Stellenbosch Academy of Graphic Design and the University of Cape Town. Bettina is part of a collective – Doing It For Daddy – along with Renee Hollman and Linda Stupart
*Renee Holleman is currently pursuing her MA in Fine Art at Michaelis, University of Cape Town. Renee is part of a collective – Doing It For Daddy – along with Bettina Malcomess and Linda Stupart
*Linda Stupart completed her BA in Fine Art at the University of Cape Town’s Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2005 and is currently studying towards her Masters degree at the same institution. Linda has worked as the regional editor of ArtThrob and has been involved in a number of curatorial and educational projects as well as exhibiting in a number of group exhibitions. She currently works as a part time lecturer at the Michaelis School of Fine Arts and contributes to various South African art journals. Linda is part of the collective – Doing it For Daddy – along with Renee Holleman and Bettina Malcomess
Spier Art Exhibition Award Winners
The rest of the show consisted of an array of artists who participated in the Spier Art competition 2007. The works of the artists are now being exhibited at Spier.
These are some of the winners that we interviewed and their backgrounds:
*Robyn Nesbitt has participated in several group shows including Women, Photography and New Media at JAG in 2006. Robyn and Nina Barnett worked collaboratively for Spier Contemporary
*Kemang Wa Lehulere is a founding member of the Gugulective Arts Collective where he is a practicing video artist, print maker and painter. Kemang performs at Spier Contemporary in collaboration with Chuma Sopotela and Mwenya Kabwe
*Bettina Malcomess is a lecturer in art theory and history at the Stellenbosch Academy of Graphic Design and the University of Cape Town. Bettina is part of a collective – Doing It For Daddy – along with Renee Hollman and Linda Stupart
*Renee Holleman is currently pursuing her MA in Fine Art at Michaelis, University of Cape Town. Renee is part of a collective – Doing It For Daddy – along with Bettina Malcomess and Linda Stupart
*Linda Stupart completed her BA in Fine Art at the University of Cape Town’s Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2005 and is currently studying towards her Masters degree at the same institution. Linda has worked as the regional editor of ArtThrob and has been involved in a number of curatorial and educational projects as well as exhibiting in a number of group exhibitions. She currently works as a part time lecturer at the Michaelis School of Fine Arts and contributes to various South African art journals. Linda is part of the collective – Doing it For Daddy – along with Renee Holleman and Bettina Malcomess
Details of when these exhibitions will be taking place can be found on
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