Diseko's consistent passion for his craft contributes to his artistic growth
Thursday, May 24, 2012
He told Showbiz that his passion in art has made him grow into a better artist and that if young artists would invest more efforts and enhance their talent, art in this country would make a better profit out of the industry.
His sculptures are displayed at the recently launched vocational institution, Oodi College of Applied Arts and Technology (OCAAT). He has dedicated one of the sculptures: which depicts a woman carrying a child on her back, with a traditional basket on her head, called Fruit-full to the institution. "This sculpture shows the strength of an African woman. As you can see, she is carrying a child and a fruit basket on her head. African women are strong as they are able to carry many huge responsibilities with grace. This is what this school of art can do," he said. He said this institution could bring many positive results.
Batswana who marched peacefully for 'Justice for Tshepi' demanded answers. They have now received a detailed account of police investigation and a promise that the file is with the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP). The real test is whether the state now keeps its word without further prodding. In his address, the minister asked the nation to trust the process. He spoke of rigour, not neglect, and pointed to 10 months of...