On the 21st July, One Love Community will be sharing art making in the afternoon, followed by drumming, dance and Buffet/BBQ. 

Art activities for children and all ‘big kids’ at heart! In the beautiful natural setting of Pui O Beach, starting from 2pm. Come and join in the fun!

Global Arts Outreach Project and One Love.

‘I met Kaze at Drink For Justice, a networking event in Hong Kong, an event that seeks to support the refugee community and promote friendship and business opportunites, one of the many events that Kaze and Afritude Band have performed at and have contributed to. Finding common ground and a shared vision as artists we became friends.’

To welcome you and make you feel at home and as part of One Love

Kaze and Afritude Band.

Kaze is an artist/fashion designer and musician from Cameroon. He is a prolific artist and very active in the Hong Kong community scene. He has produced exhibitions and runs drumming workshops. He has performed at fashion shows, dance workshops at Red Doors Studio, poetry readings at Peel Street Poetry, networking events such as Drink For Justice and he has performed at Tedex, to name a few! He started One Love in 2008 and believes in the power of art and nature to not only energize and inspire us, but to transform everything into a positive. He stands for harmony and peace in society and believes in community service and true cultural exchange.

‘Our goal is to create harmony and peace, to be a big family and to stop discrimination. Each and every one of us, should value, respect and Love every ONE, regardless of social situations and skin color.

Nature is peace, Nature is Love, Nature is Harmony. Being in nature connects me back to my childhood, a time when everything is possible, in the imagination. In my life, I help others to reconnect to that childhood energy. It reminds me how much more I’m willing to give and share.

My experiences with other cultures has harnessed my understanding; that music, arts and creativity feeds the soul and offers us all, peace of mind. ONE LOVE.’ 

Try Some African Dancing at One Love or at Red Doors Studio!

Marriane Yande Diatta

Dancer Mariane was born in Senegal and travelled to Hong Kong to persue a performance artist career. She is professionally trained in Ndombolo, Djembe and Sabar dance. She has worked professionally in the ballet industry, touring all over Africa with the National Ballet of Senegal and worked as a professional dancer for CenCalabach. Since moving to Hong Kong she has performed with the pioneering  African Drumming And Dance Connection performing for many charities, fashion shows, corporate functions and Hong Kong celebrities. She actively participates in African Dance and Drumming Performance workshops in local and international schools. She is a dance teacher at Red Doors Studio  and she is currently teaching young people with learning difficulties and disabilities through her award winning company Sharing African Drum Arena

Rangira Arnold Tresor

Rangira Arnold Tresor is a dancer and rapper from Rwanda. He is also a dance teacher at Red Doors Studio. He started to dance when he was 3 years old, entertaining guests at home. Later he joined Kinyarwanda Traditional Dancing Crew, where he would fuse Modern Afro Dance, something that he still does to this day.  He believes that dancing isn’t only a talent, but also something that anyone can learn and be good at.

‘Dancing to me is not only healthy, but it is also something that brings people together, no matter where you come from, music and dance can be shared with different races, where people from every corner of the world want to learn about culture through language, music and dance. Afro Dance is a source of joy, happiness, peace and love.’
Global Arts Outreach Project looks forward to our afternoon of art with One Love.

‘We want to use art as a way to offer a sense of community and creative empowerment to individuals of all cultural and religious backgrounds, in their communities. To be able to creatively reach out to one another.

The sharing of culture and art is a powerful vehicle for us to connect to our own innate strength, collectively and as individuals; we can empower community together, enriching one another by sharing, learning and growing together as part of a global classroom.’

We hope to see you there!