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Thapong Visual Arts Centre |
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To promote unity and excellence in the Visual Arts in Botswana in all communities, through sharing skills, enabling personal growth and development and promoting arts locally and internationally through networking.
Studios
We have 13 full-time artists at the Centre at present and hope to build more studios and workspaces in the future. New block shed to be turned into studio space - it now has 2 studios built within the space. There is also a well building working space which is used as a workshop space.
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Artists Exhibitions |
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Plane by Mokganedi Stephen Diseko |
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The International Workshop
The International Workshop is part of the Triangle Arts Trust series of workshops worldwide. It brings together artists in a spirit of mutual sharing, amity, experimentation and willingness to renew, explore and refresh the habits of one's work.
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Thapong Artist Of The Year
The International Workshop is part of the Triangle Arts Trust series of workshops worldwide. It brings together artists in a spirit of mutual sharing, amity, experimentation and willingness to renew, explore and refresh the habits of one's work.
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Tlhale's Workshop
Tlhale Artists' Workshop was started as an offshoot of the Thapong International in order to help younger artists. In so doing, Thapong discovered the degree of need for more such workshops to cover the basics and to encourage people to continue in their art. This led to all the other workshops and the eventual founding of the Thapong Visual Art Centre. The first co-ordinator of the Tlhale Artists' Workshop was Velias Ndaba. It is not always possible to raise the funds for this important workshop. Major donors have left Botswana since it is thought to be fiscally sound. |
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Design Workshop
Our Design workshop focuses mainly on craft workers from various disciplines: pottery, textiles, tin workers, screen printers. Each person is encouraged in their professional practices and their own creativity so that they can generate their own designs and carry them through. |
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