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Thapong displays intriguing artworks

Artworks on display at Thapong Visual Arts Centre PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Artworks on display at Thapong Visual Arts Centre PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

On Monday, Thapong Visual Arts Centre took advantage of the just ended Forbes Under 30 Summit Africa by hosting a members’ exhibition for the summit delegates.

The Summit had attracted the world’s most elite young entrepreneurs and game-changers to the capital city, Gaborone, as such the management of Thapong saw it as an opportunity to cash on the occasion.

A visit to the exhibition on Wednesday was not a disappointing one as I was intrigued by the immense talent on show. On display was an array of different yet brilliant artworks done on different mediums such as digital illustration, photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, contemporary sculpture, fine art, metallic sculpture and multimedia and portrait.

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