Programmes

Our Programmes

Programmes, projects and events

Visual Art, Craft Technique, Performing Art and Learning Enterpreneurial Skills

Craft Techniques

the purpose of teaching Craft Technique is to help and assist young people in schools and around communities with limitred experience or who are just beginning the Craft as the platform for their career. It might even be a useful to grow their experience or build up their foundation in future ahead.

poetry

A genre of literature concerned with the aesthetic and expressive potential of language, employing elements such as sound, meaning and rhythm. According to our programs in schools and out of schools,

Visual art

Visual Art helps and assist young people in schools and around communities with limited experience or who are just beginning the Visual Platform for their career. It might even be a useful tool to grow their experience or build up their foundation in future ahead

beading

on printed fabrics can add texture, shine and weight to a finished garment. The design of the fabric often guides the application of beads, sequins of embroidery, as the beads and other applications are used to enhance the printed design. This type of bead work can be interesting and fun, since you can use many colors of beads and threads to bring the design to life.

fabric paint

is a type of paint which is specifically designed for use in textiles. It is often used to create custom craft projects, and also used on commercial scale to apply patterns and decorations to textiles. Working with this substance is much like working with normal paint, and most craft stores carry an assortment of fabric paints designed for different materials and looks. This paint is not the same as fabric dye, although fabric dye can be applied like paint onto some textiles.

performing art

is a form of arts practice that involves a person or persons undertaking an action or actions within a particular time frame in a particular space or location for an audience. Central to the process and execution of Performance Art is the live presence of the artist and the real actions of his/her body, to create and present an ephemeral art experience to an audience. A defining characteristic of Performance Art is the body, considered the primary MEDIUM and conceptual material on which Performance Art is based.

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programmes

Green Feet’s mission was to create an environmental awareness through Waste Material re-use in Art classes and creating awareness about 2010 Soccer World Cup in SA, So guiding young people to participate in Future Art will assist them with development skills through art. Creating awareness about art, that young people did not necessarily have before. Young people working with art will experience healing within themselves in a positive way. Encouraging sustainability by teaching teachers and young people in community how to do Visual Art, Craft Technique and Performing Art so that they may grow their knowledge in future ahead, and build functional structure in their lives

Lily of Life is a non-profit organization that has joined forces with Future Art (The Partnership), and as they both share the dream of empowering women with occupational skills as well as providing a platform for children development.

Currently this partnerships is rendering services twice a week at a place of safety, Mali Martin Center, located in Bronkhorspruit. Future Art runs a art and crafts projects with the women staying there, which has truly succeeded in lifting the spirits of the women and motivating them, while Lily of Life runs at the same time in Early Childhood development program and delivers specialized therapy counseling to the children in-need. These two programs were brought into place after Lily of Life observed the need for programs such as the two mentioned above. 

events

On 18th of July 2012, Fututure Art commemorated Mandela Day by steering a Community CleanDrive. The “67 Minutes” were spent in collaboration with Mustard Seeds. The aim of the event was to clean up the Mamelodi Roads from Mahube BP Garage, Tsamaya road through to Mamelodi Hospital. Future Art and Mustard Seeds partnered with the Mamelodi community, who are the inhabitants of the place in which the drive was carried out.

With their support, we achieved more than we expected because the volunteers, worked tirelessly and put in more time than the alloted minutes. We value their inspiration and enthusiasm because they are the key contributors to seccessful community development. The over-reaching objective of Mandela’s Day is “to inspire individuals to take action and change the world for better. By involoving the community and the results achieved, we know the objective of Mandela Day was met. We thank all the volunteers from Mamelodi Ward 17 and Hatfield Church for their never ending support.

23 September 2016 – Mamelodi is one such place and Bula Dikgoro Primary School in the heart of it, is the perfect example. A pilot project has hence been set up and titled Bula Dikgoro Primary School Art Life. In it, since School Art Life Project is conduct weekly classes in Bula Dikgoro Primary school. Through collaboration with the Bula Dikgoro primary school, School Art Life Project have been invited during cultural heritage day event to showcase their talent – The aim being, art expression, milestone achievement and appreciation is to see experience and knowledge gained during the School Art Life Project and that has been easily expressed to the attending audience on cultural heritage event. During the event every child has been given an opportunity to express their talent through showcase and it was amazing to see them excel with their talent.

There are things that we regard as important to preserve for future generations. They may be significant due to their present or possible economic value, but also because they create a certain emotion within us, or because they make us feel as though we belong to something – a country, a tradition, a way of life. They might be objects that can be held and buildings that can be explored, or songs that can be sung and stories that can be told. Whatever shape they take, these things form part of a heritage, and this heritage requires active effort on our part in order to safeguard it. The term ‘cultural heritage’ has changed content considerably in recent decades, partially owing to the instruments developed by UNESCO. Cultural heritage does not end at monuments and collections of objects. It also includes traditions or living expressions inherited from our ancestors and passed on to our descendants, such as oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals, festive events, knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe or the knowledge and skills to produce traditional crafts.

School Art Life Project is Strive to inspire young people to make responsible choice in their lives. Our mission is to create a synergy between visual art and performing art education. Not only teaching young people how to utilize this free resource, but also to make them recognize the possibilities of using what is readily available to them in a positive way and give them renewed inspiration and enthusiasm towards teaching. We share cultural expressions that have been passed from one generation to another, have evolved in response to their environments and contribute to giving us a sense of identity and continuity.