SA student artists to interpret UN Sustainable Goals in a visual form
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Channel: SABC News · 2018 · News & Politics
Student artists from South Africa's premier art training institute Artist Proof Studio have been given the challenge to interpret each of the United Nations Sustainable Goals in a visual form. Each artist will have the opportunity to bring their own artistic flair to one of the SDGs. The completed works will be showcased at the upcoming 2018 Africa Shared Value Summit taking place at The Maslow conference centre in Sandton on 24-25 May 2018. In 2015, The United Nations mandated nations of the world to meet the challenge of achieving the targets set,the Goals cover a wide array of challenges, from climate change to world hunger, which will take the collaborative effort of the entire world to solve sustainably and to the benefit of us all. Khanyi Magubane- spokesperson of African shared value summit and Nathi Simelane- Special projects join us to share more. For more news, visit: sabcnews.com
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