Page 4, A digital archive of East African cinemas.
Description
Page 4 is an innovative cultural project that explores Uganda’s history of cinema and urban heritage through city walks, photography, and public exhibitions. It combines storytelling, visual arts, and community engagement to bring forgotten spaces and memories to life. The project also integrates workshops and small-scale craft initiatives, linking heritage with local creativity. In doing so, it creates new ways for people to connect with the city’s past while supporting artists and communities.
Impact
The social and economic impact of the Page 4 innovation is evident in how it revitalizes cultural memory and local heritage while creating opportunities for communities. Socially, Page 4 fosters public engagement through city walks, workshops, and exhibitions, encouraging shared storytelling, intergenerational dialogue, and increased awareness of Uganda’s cinematic and architectural history. Economically, the project supports local artists, craft producers, and cultural institutions by creating exhibition platforms, commissions, and small-scale sales of related artworks and crafts. By combining heritage preservation with experiential learning and creative production, Page 4 contributes to community cohesion, skills development, and local cultural tourism, demonstrating that innovative cultural practices can generate both social value and economic benefits
Target Audience
Researchers and Architecture students
Industrial Value Chains
Partnerships
Partnership / Collaborative (joint ownership between individuals and institutions, or across multiple partners)
Video
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August 24, 2024
Contact Information
Jim Joel Nyakaana
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