Alison Nadunga is an origami artist and public health worker. She reflects on one of takeaways from the KLA ART Labs Research and Concept Development lab sessions
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KLA ART Labs is a 9-month program that leads up to the next edition of the KLA ART public arts festival. From 15th July – 23rd August, our 11 lab participants and their co-investigators Molemo Moiloa, Nare Mokgotho and Lobadys Perez explored new ways of working through the Research and Concept Development lab sessions. Read more about the labs <a href="http://ugandanartstrust.org/kla-art-labs/">on our website here;</a>
Read more reflections from the Research and Concept development labs on our <a href="https://medium.com/kla-art-labs">KLA ART Labs blog</a>

Lab Session 1 Reflections | Martin Kharumwa

32° East | Ugandan Arts Trust is an independent non-profit organisation, focused on the creation and exploration of contemporary art in Uganda.

Producers of KLA ART, Kampala's public art festival and developed the KLA ART Labs alternative education program for research and critical thinking through public practice.