Makwande Ukhanya exhibition, which opened its doors on 26 October, promises a celebration of creativity and cultural exchange.
Running through to the end of November, this showcase highlights the talents of renowned visual artists such as Phahlo Mtangai, Ilse Pahl, Stacey Haahjem, Funeka Shuping, James De Villiers, Tutu Mkhabela, Juanita Frier, Thube Mvelo, and Giovanni Colombi.
The exhibition serves as a platform for artistic expression, and a sense of community and collaboration. It also showcases experimental sounds with Aragorn's synth.
To tell us more we are joined by organiser and curator Dionne MacDonald and one of the artists showing, Phahlo Mtangai.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
Running through to the end of November, this showcase highlights the talents of renowned visual artists such as Phahlo Mtangai, Ilse Pahl, Stacey Haahjem, Funeka Shuping, James De Villiers, Tutu Mkhabela, Juanita Frier, Thube Mvelo, and Giovanni Colombi.
The exhibition serves as a platform for artistic expression, and a sense of community and collaboration. It also showcases experimental sounds with Aragorn's synth.
To tell us more we are joined by organiser and curator Dionne MacDonald and one of the artists showing, Phahlo Mtangai.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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