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Bale honours mother with art exhibition

Bale (far right) explaining his art pieces to potential clients PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Bale (far right) explaining his art pieces to potential clients PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

One of Botswana’s talented visual artists, Kenneth Bale recently decided to use his talent to commemorate and celebrate the life of his late mother.

Bale mounted an art exhibition dubbed Isabel Experience Exhibition to share her life. When sharing how the idea of the exhibition was conceived with Arts & Culture, the young man said it started on April after his open studio dialogue.

He explained that during the session he had one particular painting dedicated to his mom and everyone at the studio dialogue was so intrigued by it and therefore it got all the attention.

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