Khaya Arts, Ster-Kinekor partner for exhibition

28 Jul, 2024 - 00:07 0 Views
Khaya Arts, Ster-Kinekor  partner for exhibition Khaya Arts

Faith Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter

IN a marriage between performing arts and cinema, Bulawayo’s Khaya Arts last week joined forces with Ster-Kinekor for a unique exhibition in an exciting initiative that showcased the power of collaboration and innovation.

Khaya Arts, an entertainment company founded in 2011, aims to empower young people with Zimbabwe’s rich culture while creating employment opportunities.

Their partnership with Ster-Kinekor, a leading cinema chain in Southern Africa, demonstrates their commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new creative avenues.

The exhibition was a testament to the magic that happens when art and cinema converge. During the exhibition Khaya Arts showcased their latest productions, including the one that won them the Chibuku Neshwamwari provincial finals, while Ster-Kinekor shared their upcoming plans for the season.

The event gave an exciting experience for attendees, with a hint of “fireworks” to come with future collaborations.
According to Khaya Arts’ founder, Future Dube, this collaboration was a long-awaited opportunity to bring their vision to life.

“We’ve always wanted to collaborate with different groups and artistes, and Ster-Kinekor believed in our vision from the start,” he said.

Dube said the partnership not only created a lasting relationship between the two, but also opened doors for future projects, including short movies, short dance stories and more.

The power of collaboration was palpable throughout the exhibition, with both organisations demonstrating their commitment to empowering young people and preserving Zimbabwe’s rich culture.

“It’s usually better to have a hundred friends than US$100,” Dube said.

Ster-Kinekor’s involvement in the exhibition highlighted their dedication to supporting local talent and innovative storytelling.

By partnering with Khaya Arts, the organisation also demonstrated its willingness to explore new creative avenues and push the boundaries of cinematic experiences.

Dube said the success of this exhibition paved the way for future collaborations and innovative projects.

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