Innibos National Art’s Festival Exhibition

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Spotlight on Local Talent
A curated exhibition at Ilanga Mall showcasing Mpumalanga’s finest creative works during the Innibos National Arts Festival.
Local artists often lack access to formal platforms to showcase their work to broader audiences, particularly in high-footfall public spaces.
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Located in Mpumalanga’s busiest retail centre during festival week
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Visitors per day throughout the exhibition
ART AID curated a diverse selection of visual artworks by emerging and established Mpumalanga-based artists. Hosted at Ilanga Mall during Innibos, the exhibition brought regional creativity into everyday view.
Local artists gained exposure to thousands of festival-goers and mall visitors, driving sales, commissions, and broader awareness of the region’s creative talent and diversity.
A white exhibition board stands in a shopping centre with a poster for “#OilangArt Exhibition 17–26,” surrounded by shops, colourful seating, and a children’s play area; people are casually seated and walking in the open, well-lit space.
A framed abstract artwork featuring geometric shapes and bold colours hangs on a large blue display board with wheels. The background includes tiled flooring and glass walls, suggesting an indoor exhibition space.
A white exhibition panel in a shopping centre describes the “#30@ilanga” art exhibition, with logos at the top. The space is open, with framed artworks on easels in the background and shopfronts visible, including a sign for GREAT MOVIES.
A realistic whale sculpture made of textured material, painted dark grey with lighter accents, is mounted on a wooden base. The sculpture is displayed on a bright blue surface against a plain white background.
An indoor art exhibition with colourful panels displays paintings, sculptures, and framed art. A pink panel features Winston Thekiso’s name and two abstract works. In the background, there’s an “Ice Rink” sign and glass walls revealing a skating area.
An art exhibition in a modern, brightly lit indoor space features colourful display boards with framed artworks, sculptures on white stands, and a few visitors viewing the exhibits. The floor is tiled, and signage and lighting add a contemporary feel.
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.
An art gallery with sculptures on white plinths, colourful walls displaying paintings, and a Ster-Kinekor cinema sign in the background. The space is brightly lit with blue and white lighting accents.
Two colourful art panels are displayed in a shopping centre, one blue with a textured portrait and one orange labelled
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