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An exhibition to give us pause for thought

An exhibition to give us pause for thought
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Cape Town Furniture Week showcases the breadth of South African design in its second edition

Cape Town Furniture Week showcases the breadth of South African design in its second edition
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Up for the challenge: Art exhibition highlights struggles of township life in informal settlement

Up for the challenge: Art exhibition highlights struggles of township life in informal settlement
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How did we end up here? -Newsday Zimbabwe

Dzimba dzamabwe features a depiction of Zimbabwe’s national emblem, the stone-carved bird figurine believed to be either the fish eagle (hungwe) or bateleur eagle (chapungu),

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Zimbabwean-born artist asks: how did we end up here?

In an exhibition of about 13 paintings and 19 drawings, Zimbabwean-born artist Lionel Tazvitya Mbayiwa interrogates the role of the colonists and the postcolonial leaders, in plunging the once promising country into decay and chaos.

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