Lebe Sinanduku — Imaginate https://www.imaginate.org.uk/artists/artists-working-with-imaginate/lebe-sinanduku/
Lebe, known by his stage name
Lebe, known by his stage name „Kemono L.Riot“, is an artist that wears his emotions
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Lebe, known by his stage name
Lebe, known by his stage name „Kemono L.Riot“, is an artist that wears his emotions
Lebe, known by his stage name
Lebe, known by his stage name „Kemono L.Riot“, is an artist that wears his emotions
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
leaving positive messages in parks for people to find) exploring feelings and emotions
Marion Geoffray reflects on her experiences delivering one of Imaginate’s first in-person projects in fifteen months, working alongside trainee artist Kemono Lebe Sinanduku and the P1 classes and teachers at Craigroyston Primary School.
talented Hip Hop and Krump dancer, Lebe Sinanduku, “ Kemono L.Riot”, who “wears his emotions
Marion Geoffray reflects on her experiences delivering one of Imaginate’s first in-person projects in fifteen months, working alongside trainee artist Kemono Lebe Sinanduku and the P1 classes and teachers at Craigroyston Primary School.
talented Hip Hop and Krump dancer, Lebe Sinanduku, “ Kemono L.Riot”, who “wears his emotions
Read more about Creative Encounters – Year 2 – The Boy Who Couldn’t Sit Still
“The boy’s cheekiness, the tornado of his thoughts and emotions and the way they
Read more about Creative Encounters – Year 2 – The Boy Who Couldn’t Sit Still
“The boy’s cheekiness, the tornado of his thoughts and emotions and the way they
Over the last few years, children’s mental health has become an even more pressing concern for many families, schools and youth-focused organisations. That’s why it’s more important than ever to engage in open discussions about mental health with children and young people.
2022 to develop CREATURES, a new performance looking at our feelings and repressed emotions
Over the last few years, children’s mental health has become an even more pressing concern for many families, schools and youth-focused organisations. That’s why it’s more important than ever to engage in open discussions about mental health with children and young people.
2022 to develop CREATURES, a new performance looking at our feelings and repressed emotions
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
“The boy’s cheekiness, the tornado of his thoughts and emotions and the way they