Innibos National Art’s Festival

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Art Meets Soul
An evocative exhibition pairing local artworks with the soulful ballads of Judith Sephuma, curated by ART AID for the Innibos National Arts Festival – A Cry, A Smile, A Dance.
Art festivals often isolate visual and musical expression, missing opportunities for deeper multisensory storytelling.
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Featured artworks by Mpumalanga artists
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Iconic performance night by Judith Sephuma
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Attendees over the exhibition period
ART AID curated a mixed-media exhibition that paired powerful visual works by regional artists with live music by Judith Sephuma. The result was a dialogue between visual and sonic storytelling — emotional, immersive, and unforgettable.
The exhibition introduced visual artists to new audiences through musical cross-pollination, offering festival-goers an experience that was as felt as it was seen — and proving how music and art can elevate each other in powerful public programming.
A modern art gallery features colourful geometric sculptures, bold graphic paintings of women in hats, and abstract art on orange and grey walls. A beaded sculpture stands on a yellow plinth in the foreground, with paintings displayed on panels behind it.
A painted giraffe sculpture with decorative patterns and earthy colours stands on a red platform in front of a textured stone wall. The patterns include leaves, animals, and abstract shapes on the giraffe’s body and neck.
A modern art gallery displays abstract sculptures and paintings. In the foreground, a dark metal sculpture of a figure bends forward on a blue plinth. Behind it, colourful paintings hang on blue and yellow walls, including art of an owl and textured abstract forms.
A large vertical sign stands indoors near columns and plants. The sign reads:
An indoor art display shows three colourful partition walls—orange, yellow, and white—each featuring framed artwork. The yellow wall displays a bold, abstract painting by Eric Dalie Manganye. The setting is a modern shopping centre with shiny tiled floors.
A grand piano is set up in a modern room with textured walls, circular mirrors, colourful LED lighting (purple and blue), and audio equipment, including microphones on stands, near a black fireplace and a high ceiling with an upper window.
A wooden sculpture made from large, twisted driftwood pieces forms an abstract figure resembling a dancer or fairy with outstretched limbs and wing-like shapes. The sculpture stands on a red mat against blue and yellow display panels indoors.
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