Claiming Space Visual Competition ( Finalists)
HASSAN TAKASHI (MORRROCO IS US)
YOKTANI NYONDWI (THE CLAIMING ROAD)
GODBLESS MTEI (MBGAGALA JIJI KAROSO USTAARABU)
ANANIAS KAKWEZI (KIMARA URBAN AREA)
LAURENT EMMANUEL (HIDDEN THOUSAND WORDS)
MOSES MWANSASU (UNTITLED)
ISACK AMINI (THE CITY OF CONTRAST)
ERICK PRIVA (WHO SPEAKS LOUDER)
ANATORY LUSEKELO ( KARIAKOO SPACE TRANSFORMATION)
CHANIKA TOGAMA (CEMETRY SPACE)
SAMALIKE WALTER MUSIKA (CHATAFISHA)
ARNOLD SIGFRIDUS (THE CITY OF CONTRAST)
EMANNUEL A. NYENGELLA (SPACE CONFLICTS ALONG SHOES OF DAR ES SALAM)
Claiming Space Final Exhibition
9th NOVEMBER 2019- DAR ES SALAAM
CLAIMING SPACE COMPETITION WINNERS
9th NOVEMBER 2019
FIRST PLACE WINNER
CHANIKA TOGAMA (CEMETRY SPACE)
SECOND PLACE WINNER
SAMALIKE WALTER MUSIKA (CHATAFISHA)
THIRD PLACE AND PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINNER
GODBLESS MTEI (MBAGALA JIJI KAROSO USTAARABU)
WHAT DO WE MEAN BY CLAIMING SPACE?
By claiming space we mean individuals or groups using spaces in the city despite the intended function and according to their own needs and interest. These can vary according to different socio-economic realities.
OUTLINE
The Competition is designed for visual artists, creatives, groups and individuals, to reflect upon and represent, through a visual intervention, how urban dwellers in Dar es Salaam, individually or in an organized manner, claim space and, in this way, help shape the city’s space.
ELIGIBILITY
The contest is open to all artists or groups of artists and professionals from any country. There are no special qualifications required to compete. Registered applicants should be above 18 year of age
CRITERIA
Concept and context: What is the idea behind the proposal and does it portray the realities of Dar es Salaam?
Originality: Does the idea bring to the shore a new understanding about claiming space?
FORMAT
Honorable mentions and certificates.
The best 10-15 ideas will be selected to participate in a design workshop and display their work in a final exhibition.
Cash prize for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd winners of the final exhibition.
