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Pamberi
Trust
Last updated: July 30, 2010
| Physical
address |
The
Book Café & The Mannenberg, Fife Avenue Mall (Upstairs),
Cnr Fife Ave & 6th Street, Harare, Zimbabwe |
| Postal
address |
Box
A267, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe |
| Telephone |
+263-(0)914-435272 |
| Fax |
+263-(0)4-336377 |
| Email
address |
pamberit@gmail.com |
| Web
address |
www.zimbabwearts.org |
| Year
established |
2001 |
| Contact |
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Name |
Position |
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Steve
Khoza |
Managing
Director - (0)4-336377 |
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Paul
Brickhill |
Creative
Director |
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Ian
White |
Operations
Manager |
Objectives |
- To
identify, promote and release new indigenous artistic talent
- To
provide training and development opportunities for performing
and visual artists
- To
operate venues for performing arts (music, theatre, film,
comedy, poetry etc)
- To
organize and promote oral, written and electronic debate
on cultural issues
- To
facilitate and organize festivals for music and performing
arts
- To
facilitate regional cooperation and people exchanges in
the arts
- To
promote retail African ‘material’ cultural products
(e.g. books, art and sculptures)
- To
promote home-grown African and Zimbabwean literature
- To
provide information and networking for the cultural community
in Africa
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Mission statement |
| Pamberi
Trust’s mission is to enable performing, literary and
visual artists to fulfil their potential and have a mainstream
role in the development of the nation. Cognisant of the economic
potential of arts industries to generate income through artistic
endeavour; and of the need to create free, diverse means of
cultural expression; Pamberi Trust exists solely as an enabling
facility, by which performing artists, fine artists and producers
of literary culture, including the most marginalised, may
develop and find the means to promote and perform their works,
and participate in building the nation.
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Live arts venues |
| Pamberi
Trust operates The Book Cafe and The Mannenbert which present
hundreds of live arts events every year in partnership with
both top established and emerging artists of Zimbabwe. The
lively arts programme includes music, poetry, comedy and theatre,
complemented by weekly free film screenings, and monthly Literary,
Artists' Voices, Gender and civil society discussions.
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Sectors |
Arts
& Culture |
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Electronic
activism . . . get involved and use ICTs to advocate, lobby and mobilize.
Powerlessness
and silence go together. We should use our positions not as a shelter from the
world's reality, but as a platform from which to speak. A voice is a gift. It
should be cherished and used.
~ Margaret
Atwood
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