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The Keiskamma Altarpiece was opening at the Slave Lodge, an Iziko Museum in Cape Town, as part of the ongoing exhibition Not Alone, an International Project of Make Art/ Stop AIDS co-curated by Carol Brown and David Gere. Pieter-Dirk Uys Dirs was the guest speaker at the event that was attended by Dr Carol Baker-Hofmeyr, Annette Woudstra and for the very first time since the opening in 2005, all 3 grand-mothers represented on the third panel of the Altarpiece, Suzan Paliso, Caroline Tyibilika and Eunice Mangwane, were present with their grand-children. The evening was a great success, well-attended with the US Ambassador. The exhibition is on display until the 31st of January 2010.
Sunday 6 December 2009
Art Exhibition - Not Alone in Cape Town, at the Slave Lodge and The Castle until the 31st of January 2010
The Keiskamma Altarpiece was opening at the Slave Lodge, an Iziko Museum in Cape Town, as part of the ongoing exhibition Not Alone, an International Project of Make Art/ Stop AIDS co-curated by Carol Brown and David Gere. Pieter-Dirk Uys Dirs was the guest speaker at the event that was attended by Dr Carol Baker-Hofmeyr, Annette Woudstra and for the very first time since the opening in 2005, all 3 grand-mothers represented on the third panel of the Altarpiece, Suzan Paliso, Caroline Tyibilika and Eunice Mangwane, were present with their grand-children. The evening was a great success, well-attended with the US Ambassador. The exhibition is on display until the 31st of January 2010.
