Showing posts with label Johannesburg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johannesburg. Show all posts
17.10.12
From Jozi with Love...
If there was ever a prize for the best non active blogger, I would be sure to win hands down. But I do however have a good reason(s). Two months ago I gave up the streets of Paris for the African sun. As if the move wasn't strenuous enough, I decided to not only launch my own jewellery label, but also a 'on the side' vintage label. Overambitious much? oh yes, and did I mention my computer crashing? Although they managed to practically recover all my files (hallelujah!) my whole computer is a mess and it's almost like a scavenger hunt tracking down certain images.
As a result, there is so much I want to share, that I should've shared already, but better late than never I guess? So in the next few weeks I will be digging a bit in the past as well as showcasing the present.
xMM
23.1.12
Downtown in Chinatown for the year of the Dragon
This past weekend the Chinese Community of Johannesburg came together to celebrate their new year, the year of the Dragon. There was a wonderful festival happening down town in Commsioner stree, in old China town.
I went with a few friends to take part in the festivities, and all though our wish latern didn’t take off to the sky and my ears were still buzzing from crackers and fireworks this morning, we had a fantastic time! If you missed it this year, be sure to go next year and remember to book at one of the few restaurants to guarantee some delicious Chinese treats!
xMM
11.11.11
a night of a 1000 drawings
Last night I finally went to my first night of a 1000 drawings and I even helped out as a volunteer (pat on the back). For those of you not in the know this is what it's all about:
The vibe was awesome and everybody was there to support a good cause!
xMM
"1000 Drawings is a one night exhibition made possible by everybuddy out there donating a5 drawings to paballo ya batho (an inner city homeless care organisation) who sells the drawings to the public for R100. All are welcome to donate drawings to make a difference, from novice to pro. Draw anything, with anything on anything A5."It was a great evening which took part in Braamfontein at The Grove and across the road at (my new favourite Saturday hangout) the Neigbourgoods Market.
The vibe was awesome and everybody was there to support a good cause!
This last one is one of the pictures I bought and I just love it absolutely love it!
xMM
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