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You are here: Home / Events / The International Public Art Festival (IPAF) 2019

The International Public Art Festival (IPAF) 2019

9 February 2019 By South African Leave a Comment

Event Details for The International Public Art Festival (IPAF) 2019:


  • Date/s: - 09/02/2019 - 17/02/2019
  • Times: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
  • Location: Salt River
  • City: Cape Town

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The third International Public Art Festival (IPAF) takes place in Salt River, Cape Town from 09-17 February 2019 under this year’s theme of “GENERATION NEXT: EDUCATE, COLLABORATE, EMPOWER.”

An initiative by NGO BAZ-ART, this unique event gives both local and international artists the opportunity to showcase their art and messages around a specific theme and upon a global platform.   Around 20 artists, will create artworks on walls and in public spaces in Salt River for communities, the public, businesses and visitors to enjoy and appreciate.  IPAF connects international and local artists and communities in a meaningful and interactive way.

Attendance is free.

The 2019 theme represents a focus on the future and the responsibility of present and successive generations to create a better world for all. In this spirit, the IPAF 2019 festival in Cape Town will again harness the immense power of public art to engage individuals, communities, businesses and others around the theme and help promote collective responsibility for one another and the well-being of the planet.  Organiser of the IPAF, BAZ-ART, believes strongly that educating present and future generations, promoting dialogue and collaboration and empowering individuals and communities through public art can help promote positive change and attitudes.

In today’s fast paced world, the power of visual media is increasingly playing an important role in grabbing public attention and often provides a critical access point of information and reflection. Recognising this, the artists participating in IPAF 2019 will use walls and public spaces to visually reinforce messages around the theme for their bold, large, colourful and insightful artworks.

There will be guided tours and workshops and members of the public will be able to see local and international artists in action as they produce their works.

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Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL36DDXf8UjP0C7wzOmfBd2ab803PtFrcw

 

 


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