EVENTS THAT HAPPENED AT CAP IN 2000
APPEARENCES BY PERFORMING ARTS STUDENTS
Adult learners week award ceremony
Cape Town one City Festival
FNB vita dance indaba
Standard Bank National Arts Festival
stop Crime Drama festival
EXHIBITIONS BY VISUAL ARTS STUDENTS
Bumba Undongwe
Ndingubani? Ungubani? Singobani? Questions of Identity
Reparations & Memorializations The Unfinished Business of the TRC
Day Of The Dead Festival, Michaelis School Of fine Art
EVENTS ATTENDED BY CAP STUDENTS
African Renaissance Exhibition (Peanut Gallery)
Manfred Mueller Preuss Exhibition (Josephine Mill Gallery)
Mini-Fesival (cape Town Theatre Lab)
Romeo & Juliet (Maynardville Theatre)
Soft Serve 2 Exhibition (S.A National Gallery)
UCT Residence Festival(little Theatre)
FURTHER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
CAP learners have continued their studies at:
AAA School Of Advertising
City Varsity
Media Works
Michaelis School Of Fine Art, UCT
New Africa Theatre Association
Peninsula Technikon
UCT Drama School
HIGHLIGHTS
'9437 to stadt'play performed at
Standard Bank National Arts Festival-July
National Stopcrime Drama Festival-August
Cape Town One City Festival-September
'Questions Of Identity'exhibition at
South African National Gallery-November
Key Themes and Events
2001 was a year of dramatic highs and lows. We launched a new full time one year advanced programme which combined discipline specific modules with cross curricular elements such as information technology, life skills, business skills and learning skills.We also experienced a major financial crises in the second half of the year that forced the retrenchment of three full time staff.
But through this exhilarating and tumultuous year it was the spirit of commitment to and a passion for art amongst students, staff, trustees, volunteers, interns, visitors and supporters that sustained the organisation and gave it a vitality and relevance even after 25 years of 'learning by doing'
The year kicks off with an exciting package of courses catering for a range of students.
In partnership with the National Department of Arts Culture Science
And Technology we run Workshops Across the country helpiny arts NGO's get to grips with the NQF.
With our partners at the Frank Joubert centre, Ruth Prowse art School, Pentech and the Ibhabhthane project and with DACST financial Support we successfully host provincial and national working seminars bringing together arts trainers from both the NGO and state sectors to identify ways of addressing the challenges of delivering the new arts and culture curriculem in our schools.
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