Welcome to the Lusaka Contemporary Art Centre (LuCAC) Work Shops!
Join us in our hands-on workshops, where our mission is to cultivate creativity and expand the understanding of artistic techniques and processes. Our workshops are designed for participants of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned artists, and are led by both emerging and established artists from Zambia and around the world.
Each workshop is thoughtfully crafted to explore specific themes, techniques, and mediums, providing an immersive and educational experience. Engage with art in a practical, interactive setting that encourages experimentation, collaboration, and critical thinking. Whether you’re interested in painting, sculpture, digital art, or mixed media, our workshops offer something for everyone.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF LUSAKA ART TOUR
The Lusaka Contemporary Art Centre was delighted to host children from the International School of Lusaka
GERMAIN NGOMA WORKSHOP
Mr. Germain Ngoma, the master of sculpture demonstrated the basics of turning Zambian raw materials Gypsum and Lime to make Plaster of Paris (POP).
ART TALK WITH LESLEY HARRIES-JONES
The Lusaka Contemporary Art center hosted Canadian conceptual artist Lesley Harries-Jones on February 10, 2023. Lesley discussed her project titled “Colour Bar- A Visual Journey from Africa to North America,” which explores the impact of colonialism, systematic racist policies, and the continuing forms of racism
KIDS PAINTING WORKSHOP
Our Kids Painting workshop led by Art teacher Paul Banda and supported by education and outreach volunteer Mwangala Sii Bonna, brought together children from the local community to unleash their creativity. It was heartwarming to see these talented young artists express themselves through vibrant brushstrokes and imaginative artwork. Together, we’re fostering a love for art and nurturing the next generation of creative minds.
INTRODUCTION TO ZINES WORKSHOP
Visual artists Visule Kabunda, Sana Ginwalla, and David Makala give the audience a comprehensive overview of the world of zines. Through demonstrations and hands-on activities, attendees learn about the history and evolution of Zines and the various formats and styles commonly used.
CURATORIAL MASTERCLASS
Curatorial Masterclass led by Karen Monica Reini-Svensson, an experienced curator currently
serving as the Curator of Education and Public Programming at the National Museum in Oslo,
Norway.