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September 2023
Successful first-round judging sets the stage for the 2023 New Breed Art Exhibition

Successful first-round judging sets the stage for the 2023 New Breed Art Exhibition

The first round of judging for the 2023 New Breed Art competition concluded with resounding success, as a total of 34 exceptional artworks were chosen for inclusion in the highly anticipated exhibition starting on 12 October at the Oliewenhuis Art Museum. This year, the competition received a total of 97 entries, reflecting the growing artistic talent within the Free State.
New Breed Art Workshops illuminate creative pathways

New Breed Art Workshops illuminate creative pathways

Over the past month, emerging Free State artists have had the unique opportunity to take part in a series of workshops that promised to reshape their creative thinking.
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April 2023
New Breed Art Competition: The Golden Door to a career in art

New Breed Art Competition: The Golden Door to a career in art

Neo Theku’s art boldly addresses the escalating crisis of mental health struggles, depression, and suicide plaguing our youth today. His awe-inspiring artwork titled ‘Suicide’ landed him the ultimate victory as the champion of our 2019 New Breed Art competition.
New Breed Art joins BASA to promote collaboration between business and the arts

New Breed Art joins BASA to promote collaboration between business and the arts

New Breed Art is excited to announce that we have become members of Business and Arts South Africa (BASA), an organization at the forefront of promoting collaboration between businesses and the arts sector in South Africa.
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November 2022
Let’s break the silence

Let’s break the silence

“I am disturbed by the injustices in the world, especially sexual violence against children and the silence of the unspoken truth. This was the motivation and the platform where I felt I could unsilence the matter”, described Kamohelo Sebonyane.
“I do have a voice”

“I do have a voice”

A single paraffin lantern standing in the middle of a table, barely enough light to make out the words in the colourful textbook. Another night with unfinished schoolwork and a cold bath. Some nights will be darker than others, as paraffin is sometimes too expensive to afford. This is what South Africans, especially the poor communities, go through during *load shedding. It slows down our lives. This experience inspired Kwandiwa Dlwati to create his winning artwork, Facing the dark, which ...
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