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Published 30 October , 2020 at 300 × 224 in Creative Times “in the making”: unfolding the Keiskamma COVID-19 Tapestry of Resilience

Keiskamma Art Project artist Siyabonga Maswana bringing the sacred fig tree to life on the hessian canvas of the COVID-19 Resilience Tapestry.

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