Radio Workshop # 78 – October 2, 2010

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Welcome to the Radio Workshop Podcast!

Do you know the difference between “street art” and graffiti? Our guest on today’s show,  Ricky Lee Gordon, is passionate about art, and especially street art. He believes it can brighten our city and public spaces. Together with other artists, he’s using his talents to transform a home for boys in Woodstock, Cape Town.

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Welcome to the show!

Radio Workshop host Mbali Vilakazi welcomes listeners to the show.

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Ricky Lee Gordon at work

Ricky Lee Gordon explains street art

Ricky Lee Gordon is a painter, co-ordinates an art gallery and heads up “Write on Africa”. He is passionate about street art that allows young people to express themselves and to improve the world around them.

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