Mental health exhibition on the cards

Friday, February 21, 2020

The winner of Thapong Artist of the Year (TAYA) 2016, Thato Nkawana recently returned from Philippines and now intends to host an art exhibition to raise awareness about mental health.

Last year, the fine artist decided to spread his artistic wings following an invitation from a fellow artist abroad. Nkawana is now back home in full force to share his experience with fellow Batswana artists.

“I have been engaged in charity work for a long time now. This year I decided to gather a handful of artists to work on a project where we will do art to help people with mental issues,” he revealed.

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Mental health exhibition on the cards

The winner of Thapong Artist of the Year (TAYA) 2016, Thato Nkawana recently returned from Philippines and now intends to host an art exhibition to raise awareness about mental health.

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