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Fada Gallery brings 11 artists together to explore creativity and research

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By Mkhuseli Vangile, Larry Hodes, Alice Scott
| Bizcommunity Verified
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Search jobs Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries What happens when artists turn research, ideas and experiences into something you can see and experience? That question sits at the heart of Relational Trans_Positions, the 2026 Fada Creative Research Platform, bringing together 11 artists, academics and artists in residence at the Fada Gallery in Johannesburg.
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Artists try to save Lovedale Press’s 200-year legacy

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By Alice Scott
| GroundUp Verified
Sibusiso Mnyanda, head of curatorial research at Victory of the Word, talked about the history of the 200-year-old Lovedale Press on Saturday as part of the Open Book Festival in Cape Town. He held a copy of Ityala Lamawele, the first known novel in Xhosa, written by Samuel Edward Krune Mqhayi and published by Lovedale Press in 1914. Photo: Alice Scott The Lovedale Press printing house was established as a small printing press by the Glasgow Missionary Society in 1823.
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Guest essay: Vote yes on faculty resolution to release the SCiLL report

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By Ella Palmer, Alice Scott, Beyza Guvenc
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
Opinion We urge the UNC community to attend Friday’s Faculty Council meeting to support the resolution calling for the UNC’s School of Civic Life and Leadership report’s release. A university should follow its own rules. Faculty are supposed to direct curriculum and hiring. Its governing boards are supposed to manage financial and administrative issues. But our Board of Governors and Board of Trustees have flouted these principles continuously with SCiLL.
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