
Madeleine Chaput
Features Co-ordinator at Daily Dispatch (South Africa)
Writer and Photographer. Always ready to capture small infinities.
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1 week ago |
dailydispatch.co.za | Madeleine Chaput
East London’s Isenberg joins trio of choreographers in Cape Ballet Africa’s ‘Salt’ Highly acclaimed triple bill performance set to be a NAF highlight Premium By MADELEINE CHAPUT - 17 June 2025 After years of no national ballet companies gracing the stage at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda, dance lovers have something extra special to look forward to this June...
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1 month ago |
dailydispatch.co.za | Madeleine Chaput
Contemporary art finds a place in Chintsa German-born Claudine Hauke’s home gallery is featuring an exhibition of works by African creatives Premium By MADELEINE CHAPUT - 28 May 2025 Injecting a dose of creativity into the seaside village of Chintsa, German-born artist Claudine Hauke has transformed her home into a contemporary art gallery and creative hub...
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2 months ago |
theherald.co.za | Madeleine Chaput
While it is said to have originated from Chinese needlework in the 15th century and can be later traced to 1700s Europe, crochet is surprisingly not as “old-fashioned” as one might think. The hobby or art form is something most might associate with our grandmothers or a scene from one of Jane Austen’s novels. But for East London local, Erin Flashman — and many Gen Z-ers like her — crochet has become a relaxing hobby, a fun way to get creative and even ... a business.
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2 months ago |
yourweekender.co.za | Madeleine Chaput
While it is said to have originated from Chinese needlework in the 15th century and can be later traced to 1700s Europe, crochet is surprisingly not as “old-fashioned” as one might think. The hobby or art form is something most might associate with our grandmothersor a scene from one of Jane Austen’s novels. But for East London local, Erin Flashman — and many Gen Z-ers like her — crochet has become a relaxing hobby, a fun way to get creative and even … a business.
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Mar 28, 2025 |
theherald.co.za | Madeleine Chaput
Knifemaking hobby leads to business selling handcrafted leather products Working in his home-based workshop, Sunrise-on-Sea resident Henry Carr loves every minute of it Premium By MADELEINE CHAPUT - 28 March 2025 Starting out crafting knives as a hobby in 2018, Sunrise-on-Sea resident Henry Carr has turned his love for creating things into his own small business.
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