Creative collaboration
Sanusi Development Studio
A creative partnership that connects children with new ways to explore stories, performance and making.
Good things grow when we share.
Artists, organisations and local places help children meet new ideas, skills and ways of seeing the world.
Current programme sponsor
Lungijoe Ceramics
The Young Black Creatives programme is currently sponsored by Lungijoe Ceramics, Lungiswa Joe’s ceramics business. Contact us for details about current programme priorities and what the sponsorship supports.
Visit Lungijoe CeramicsA visit behind the scenes
Honest Chocolate
The children visited the Honest Chocolate factory, met the makers and got a close look at how chocolate is made. Thank you to Aa’ishah and the team for welcoming them so warmly.
A shared learning experienceLearning across Langa and Cape Town
People and places opening doors.
These collaborations and visits bring different knowledge into the children’s world, from storytelling and growing to art, movement and making.
Story, language and clay
Imbola Bright
Storytelling and wet clay brought isiXhosa to life through words, touch and shared making.
See the project
Art and discovery
Zeitz MOCAA
The museum’s education team welcomed the children for their first visit, exploring artworks and new ways of seeing.
See the visit
Movement and confidence
Langa Bicycle Hub
Joined the children for a bicycle outing that made space for movement, confidence and fun.
See the outing
Art in the community
16 on Lerotholi Gallery
One of the children’s stops on a day exploring how art changes and speaks to the world around us.
See the gallery visit
Knowledge of plants
Mzi Organic Herbal Garden
A garden visit brought the children’s questions about plants, land and the stories of the earth to life.
See the garden visit
Food and growing
Asemjey Coffee
A garden visit explored food, medicinal plants and how caring for the land connects us.
See the garden story
Community art
Hamilton Nake
The children brought colour to a shared space through a community painting for Mandela Day.
See the Mandela Day projectTwo ways to partner
Bring what you can share.
As an individual
Share your time, knowledge or creative practice directly with the children.
- Lead a hands-on session in art, ceramics, gardening, food or storytelling
- Offer useful materials, tools or growing supplies
- Help arrange a thoughtful visit or outing
- Connect the studio with local people and places
As a business or organisation
Build a partnership that brings resources and new experiences to the programme.
- Sponsor ongoing costs, equipment or a specific project
- Donate materials that match the studio’s current needs
- Host a behind-the-scenes visit or practical learning day
- Offer staff expertise or a longer-term collaboration
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Find out how you can contribute.
Help sustain a safe, creative space for children in Langa. Financial contributions, useful materials, caring expertise and your time all make a difference.
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