DJ Rada Creative Arts | Artist
DJ Rada Creative Arts
Phone: +61 450 394 166
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24.01.2022 There is an Arts Residency opportunity in Ghana for visual artists,writers,filmmakers at Cross Cultural collaborative 17- 30th August. The fee is in US dollars. Aba House is a really comfortable place next to the beach in Nungua Accra. Read below link for further information.
22.01.2022 A collection of earrings Ive made worn around town
22.01.2022 CD Covers, Posters, Brochures, Labels, Websites
21.01.2022 Been busy these couple of weeks in ISO times making awesome tops available by order from here or from @afrocreativecorner. For adults and kids. Using genuine Ghanaian fabric prints, supporting their local textiles and artists. Fabrics are 100% cotton outside and polycotton lining. One size fits all, which can be adjustable around the shoulders and waist.
19.01.2022 This is a great organisation and as an artist you really get to learn the trational culture of Ghana, West Africa.
16.01.2022 : Afro Creative Corner : September 2020
16.01.2022 Just confirmed a retail position on Smith Street at a funky ethical sustainable clothing store to sell my handmade jewellery. More details coming soon.
12.01.2022 Creative past time.
09.01.2022 I will be having a stall selling my handmade African inspired jewellery together with some genuine Ghanaian fabrics, kids clothes and accessories at the wonderful Multicultural Fashion Show & Indoor Market on Sunday 30th June @ Lentil As Anything (Thornbury). 11am-4pm. Check out this event for more details: https://m.facebook.com/events/1391997907605409
07.01.2022 Making head scarfs with African fabrics and my first project with my machine given to me as a birthday present. Am so excited! I haven't used a sewing machine for over 25 years. Its like riding a bike! Once you learn you never forget. Scarfs are available to buy at @afrocreativecorner.
06.01.2022 My handmade jewellery will be available for sale this weekend. For more info about the event: https://www.facebook.com/events/368763207408931/ @Afrocreativecorner AkosCreative
04.01.2022 Determining where the line is between cultural appropriation and copying, and using it for inspiring new designs. I am always conscience of this phenomenon whilst working in creating jewellery and communicating what actually is and what it´s not. This is always a reminder to me in being cultural sensitive and ethical. https://thenewdaily.com.au/ne/world/2019//01/max-mara-oma/
02.01.2022 More African inspired earrings on the making
01.01.2022 What I have been upto the last 18 months...
