Creative raw talent showcased at Thapong

The exhibition managed to attract a good number of youthful artists PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
The exhibition managed to attract a good number of youthful artists PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Thapong Visual Arts Centre last week opened a member’s exhibition where more newcomers showed their strength in the absence of the big names.

The exhibition that is a build-up towards Thapong Artist of The Year Awards (TAYA) is mostly dominated by painters and their visual works speak more than the brush that caresses the canvas.

Thapong coordinator, Reginald Bakwena told Arts & Culture that they have managed to attract a good number of youthful artists to participate in the exhibition. He said even though the exhibition was used as a build-up, upcoming visual artists have shown renewed interest into the world of artistry.

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