AtWork

An itinerant educational format inspiring a new generation of creative thinkers.

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Nadeen El Rashidy, A brief journey into my life, 2015, AtWork Cairo Chapter 04

Initiative

WikiAfrica Education

Giving Africa greater visibility on Wikipedia by expanding the range, quality and amount of Africa-relevant information while transforming schools from knowledge receivers to knowledge producers.

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African School for Excellence, Johannesburg, South Africa

Initiative

Why Africa?

Our editorial column where we encourage critical debate to subvert the multiple stereotypes surrounding this immense continent.

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Aida Muluneh, Sloth 2014, courtesy of the artist

“I am grateful to AtWork for being an eye-opener and helping me to discover my new talents.”

Nourhan Refaat — AtWork Cairo participant

Berkia's Story

“There are so many opportunities to co-create the knowledge that exists out there about the world”.

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Immy's Story

“AtWork got me thinking about who I am and to forget about what other people think”.

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News

AtWork New York "Where is South?" exhibition at The Africa Center

La mostra "I had a dream" presso The Africa Center a New York e su Google Arts&Culture

Our Collection

In more than 10 years of activity we have built a collection of ‘art notebooks’, unique pieces of work created by different authors and thinkers on Moleskine notebooks and donated to lettera27 Foundation to help support its activities. The Moleskine Foundation is proud to inherit the lettera27 art collection and continue its legacy.

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Pascale - Marthine Tayou, Many, Many (people), 2011

Assume Vivid Astro Focus, “Absolutely venomous accurately fallacious (naturally delicious)”, 2008

Shalom Kufakwatenzi, "The Who I Am", 2017, AtWork Harare Chapter 07

Virginia Ryan, The Rue Du Commerce, 2013