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Thapong hosts Arts and Craft Flea Market

Friday, April 01, 2022 | 170 Views |

Thapong Visual Arts Centre came to life last weekend as local visual artists shrugged off the COVID-19 hangover to showcase their artwork during the Arts and Craft Flea Market 2022.

The centre held the event, which saw over 35 artists’ submissions in partnership with Business Botswana.

Although there were varieties of disciplines on display, the exhibition was dominated by painting with artworks mediums such as acrylic on canvass, abstract and oil on canvass.

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