An exhibition celebrating the richness of African Creativity.
“IMFANIKISO” / TOWNSHIP FRAMES
The traditional practice of framing precious images and photos with card and paper to create a unique decorative object.
papier mache bowls + the ultimate teacosy
by SUE CLARK
Desert Island Collection of Jewellery
by GUIDEMORE CHIGAMA
Old Mossie water pots + Lobi stools collected in Burkina Faso
VENUE:
Design Afrika
8 Hares Crescent, Off Hares Avenue
Off Main Road, Woodstock, Cape Town
Tel: 021 448 9761
DATES:
12 November 6-9pm;
13-15 November 10am-5pm.
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