Chillstep moves to Three Dikgosi Monument
Dumisani Ncube | Wednesday February 24, 2016 12:10
Chillstep Sundays is an event that celebrates art and gives artists a platform to exhibit and sell their work. The art exhibition is fused with some Electronic Dance Music (EDM) that is played by different DJs.
“The February edition of the show is more special as it will be held at the Three Dikgosi Monument a place that narrates a historic time of our lives,” Founder of Chillstep Sundays, Drew Chadhall said.
Chadhall said the exhibition will feature the works of more than eight artists and designers. He said that they would provide shade to protect people from the heat.
Chadhall said the exhibitions have added an impetus to the local art industry as artists have received more exposure.
“Our featured artist Maungo Seabenyane of Passion of the Art recently shipped artwork to Trinidad and Tobago while Rosie Sbrana sold an amazing zebra piece,”
“Chillstep Sundays is not just about the incredible ambiance and vibe but it’s about networking as well.
Each month we invite prominent people from multimillion pula companies to have a chat with artists and to be a part of the movement,” Chadhall explained. There is a group of young EDM disk jockeys such as Sbi Teckn, Six, and Flex Swayvey who entertain the audience during the event.