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Bale takes Blue Tapestry to Alliance Française

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As celebrations for the country’s Independence gets in full swing, a new art exhibition at Alliance Française de Gaborone is inviting audiences to look beyond the familiar symbols of nationhood and reflect on the memories, movements and identities that continue to shape the country.

Titled Blue Tapestry- Chapter III: Where Memory, Movement and Belonging Meet, the exhibition by local visual artist and creative director, Kenneth Bale opens on September 18, in the evening.

Through this multidisciplinary project, Bale brings together painting, storytelling, literature, installation and dialogue in an exploration of what it means to belong to a country that, like its people, continues to change.


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