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"Kilwa is a small town, headquarters of Moero Sector, Pweto Territory, Haut- Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Kilwa lies on the west shore of Lake Mweru opposite Kilwa Island, which is part of Zambia. Kilwa is from Lubumbashi. The population of 6,000 mainly live from fishing. The Cathédrale Saint André is located in Kilwa, which is a seat of the Diocese of Kilwa–Kasenga. The Dikulushi Mine near Kilwa was operated by Anvil Mining, an Australian company. In October 2004 there was a small-scale uprising in Kilwa which was brutally suppressed by FARDC soldiers of the 62nd Brigade. Anvil Mining Congo was accused of providing logistical support to the troops. The company published a statement by the Traditional Chiefs of Moero Sector that firmly denied any involvement by Anvil in the massacre and that praised the company for the benefits it had brought to the region. References Category:Populated places in Haut-Katanga Province "
"Won by a Head is a 1920 British silent sports film directed by Percy Nash and starring Rex Davis, Frank Tennant and Vera Cornish.BFI.org It was set in the horseracing world. Cast * Rex Davis as Chester Lawton * Frank Tennant as Milton Bell * Vera Cornish as Phyllis Reid * Wallace Bosco as Jim Kort * Douglas Payne * J. Edwards Barker * Madge Tree References External links * Category:1920 films Category:1920s sports films Category:British silent feature films Category:British horse racing films Category:English- language films Category:Films directed by Percy Nash Category:British films Category:British black-and-white films "
"Jean-David Malat (born in Paris, France in 1975) is a London-based art dealer and curator and founder of the JD Malat Gallery located at 30 Davies Street, Mayfair, W1K 4NB.Saatchi-galleryLondon Loves Business articleFinancial TimesLinkedIn Career Jean-David Malat is an internationally recognised curator and art expert who is the founder and director of his eponymous, Mayfair JD Malat Gallery. Malat has been branded "one of the most powerful people in the art world" by The Telegraph. And his curatorial projects have been reviewed and praised by publications such as GQ,Evening Standard, Metro, and BBC amongst others. In June 2017, Metro UK stated Malat was "Known as the ‘most well-connected man in London’″https://www.metro.news/art-attack/655292/ and London Loves Business credited Malat with "a legacy of plucking artists from obscurity – or off the street – and making them international".‘Forget Saatchi. Jean David Malat is the new man in art’. Malat trained at Sotheby's. He has sold several late-period Picasso paintings, two of them acquired during the 2008 recession. In June 2013, Malat curated The Many Faces of David Bowie show. In 2013, Malat wrote an article on the 55th year Venice Biennale for the Arbuturian. The Arbuturian, A Venice Art Diary In 2014, Malat curated the Marc Chagall exhibition and the Bernard Buffet exhibition at the Heydar Aliyev Center Baku Azerbaijan. Opera Gallery London News In 2015, Malat started working with the hyper realistic German artist Mike Dargas that he discovered on Instagram. In 2018, Malat founded the JD Malat Gallery in Mayfair, which opened in June 2018. In 2020, in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, JD Malat Gallery used the lockdown period to give a platform to new artists and support the art community in 2020 and beyond. JD Malat launched a new group exhibition during lockdown titled 'Isolation Mastered', which gave aspiring artists of all ages and backgrounds an opportunity to showcase and sell their artwork in one of London’s leading galleries. They received over 1,000 submissions and featured 25 artists in the exhibition, selecting artists who demonstrated innovative dialogue with the lockdown period. 8,000 public votes selected 5 top artists, with Marina Gonzalez winning a solo exhibition at the Gallery in 2021 and Andrew Litten and Kojo Marfo being added to the JD Malat Gallery artist roster. All profits made from the exhibition were directed to each artist and their practice to support artists during this difficult climate. Malat represents: * Andy Moses * Aspencrow * Hande Sekerciler * Henrik A Uldalen * Jesse Willenbring * Katrin Fridriks * Mio Yamato * Nina Pandolfo * Nojo Masayoshi * Santiago Parra * Zumrutoglu * Conrad Jon Godly * Li Tianbing * Kojo Marfo Malat supports the Serpentine Gallery and is a patron of the Tate gallery. = Curated projects = * Theatre Mogador, Paris, 2007 * One Hyde Park Penthouse, appointed by Candy&Candy;, London, 2010-2011 * David Mach, Opera Gallery, 2010 * Theatre Lope De Vega, Madrid, 2011 * Zoobs at the Blakes, 2011 * Street Art Show, Opera Gallery, 2011 * Brainwash Street Art Show, 2011 * Urban Masters Urban Masters pop-up gallery show, Shoreditch, 2012 * The Many Faces of David Bowie The Many Faces of David Bowie, 2013 * Ways of Seeing Joe Black, 2013 * Marc Chagall May 2014 * Bernard Buffet Heydar Aliyev Center Baku Azerbaijan, September 2014 - January 2015 * Mike Dargas Mike Dargas Solo Exhibition, 2016 * Metanoia: Henrik Uldalen Exhibition, JD Malat Gallery, 2018 * Mirror of Darkness, Zumrutoglu, JD Malat Gallery, 2018 * Santiago Parra, JD Malat Gallery, 2018 * To See is Not to Speak, Conrad Jon Godly, JD Malat Gallery, 2019 * Grey Area, Katrin Fridriks, JD Malat Gallery, 2019 * Urban Scene, Li Tianbing, JD Malat Gallery, 2019 References External links = Reviews on Jean David Malat's curatorial projects = * Glass Magazine - David Mach, 2010 * Market Magazine - Street Art Show, 2011 * Concierge - Mr. Brainwash, Opera Gallery 2011 * The Telegraph - Are We Being Mr. Brainwashed? * New style Magazine - Zoobs at Blakes, 2011 * BBC - Mr. Brainwash * Culture and Life - Rancinan in London, Opera Gallery 2011 * The Market Magazine - Gerard Rancinan, Opera Gallery 2011 * The Independent - Blek le Rat Solo Show 2012 * LUX Magazine - Rancinan, Art Out of War 2012 * PressTV - Shishegaran, 2012 * LUX Magazine - Mr Brainwash, French street artist, 2012 * Leveled Magazine - Urban Masters pop-up gallery, 2012 * Evening Standard - Urban Masters at Factory 7 * Hunger TV - Venice Biennale Must Sees, 2013 * The Independent - Rarely Seen Marc Chagall Paintings Go On Show For First Time * GQ Magazine - Mike Dargas The Hyperrealist Artist Discovered on Instagram = Reviews on Jean-David Malat = * The Times * LondonLovesBusiness * Gridlock Magazine * Whitewall Magazine * Concierge Magazine * TNT Magazine Category:1975 births Category:Art curators Category:Living people "