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Ifa Crafted Heritage Documentation | Documentary

Working across six locations, from Phansi Museum to KwaHlabisa and Rorke’s Drift, the ArtsResearchLab team (ARL) produced a substantial body of work including professional portraits, biographies, process photography, photovoice contributions, short-form documentary videos and a critical research essay. These outputs support both heritage preservation and market access by elevating the visibility of participating crafters and strengthening public understanding of their cultural and historical significance. The project positions makers as custodians of living heritage and contemporary creative practitioners whose work moves fluidly between art, craft and design. By highlighting their knowledge systems and creative identities, the documentation process worked on employing ethical practices, uplifting professional recognition and new opportunities for collaboration. It also contributes to long-term economic sustainability through the development of archival records, intellectual property assets and accessible materials for exhibitions, learning and future research. Funding was awarded to the KZNSA Gallery by the First Rand Foundation. ARL were commissioned to conduct the research and heritage documentation component of the project. PRODUCTION Lead Research and Writer | Dr. Rachel Baasch Research and Writer | Russel Hlongwane Assistant Researcher and Writer | Snesizwe Mahlalela Heritage Documentary Photographer | Niamh Walsh-Vorster Director of Photography | Nzuz'Enhle Mkhabela Sound Mixer & Boom swinger | Fanele S Zuma Camera Assistant | Siyabonga Gqwaru