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            CHR Artists in Residence, Ukwanda Puppetry and Art Collective take part in the National Arts Festival.

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            CHR Artists in Residence, Ukwanda Puppetry and Art Collective will take part in the premier tonight of their collaborative project with Pop Art, Fak’ugezi and the National Arts Festival at 6pm titled The Lonely Sailor Weather Report.

            The aim of the collaboration was to make a 5 – 8 min digital piece for The Virtual Blackout platform at the NAF. The piece will be screened tonight, Wednesday 1st July and there will be a live discussion hosted by Mwenya Kabwe.

            The piece can be viewed for free anytime from Thursday 2nd July at the following link:
            WATCH HERE
            Please share and invite people, and join the discussion by registering at:
            REGISTER HERE

            Our warmest congratulatations to Luyanda Nogodlwana, Sipho Ngxola and Siphokazi Mpofu of the Ukwanda Puppetry and Art Collective!

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