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In collaboration with the Turbine Art Fair, we recently undertook research into the role of networks for Contemporary Artist’s careers. This set of notes highlights some of the key learnings of value particularly to emerging artists

Andani.Africa, together with the Goethe Institut South Africa, have gone on a mission to better understand how young South Africans are accessing and using their creative digital skills.

Andani.Africa has developed a full needs analysis on South African museums, and particularly publicly funded museums. However for the purposes of this blog article we focus specifically on 1: Being Public Focused

Gaming as a sub – sector of the digital creative industry is lucrative , yet it is scarcely understood. The significant contribution of Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) to the GDPs of South Africa, like many countries and the world over, is not refutable.

Andani.Africa, in collaboration with Institut Francais (IFAS) and the Market Theatre Foundation undertook an impact evaluation in 2021 to understand the degree to which the Kwasha! the programme is achieving its intended impacts. The findings point to great learnings in how to bridge the gap between creative education and professional work!

Andani.Africa, in partnership with the University of Johannesburg, has published a report on the findings of the Futures and Beyond research work which included an overview of existing literature from across the board as well as the Futures and Beyond Forum: Creativity and 4IR Research Project and Forum.

Andani.Africa works to develop knowledge on creative economies on the African continent – and digital futures are one of our pillar areas of study. In early 2021

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCTA) which when fully implemented will be the world’s largest trade is key to unlocking Africa’s vast cultural and creative industries potential.

Andani.Africa together with Harare based partners Savanna Trust, undertook a 6 month Ecosystems mapping of three Zimbabwean Cities

Sub-Saharan African capitals are booming with creativity and bucking the trend on growing the creative economy. Dynamic leaders across capitals like Dakar, Johannesburg and Nairobi are leading a creative revolution.

For this edition of the Andani blog, we delve into the fascinating world of film and television in South Africa, exploring the intricate dynamics that often go unnoticed—those behind the camera.