Shiva cosmic dance stuns Nhabe Museum revelers

Friday, March 24, 2017

One of the artworks displayed at March of Millennium exhibition held at Nhabe Museum in Maun

MAUN: On Tuesday evening, Indian culture woke the usually sleepy Nhabe Museum that hosted an exhibition themed ‘March of Millennium Years - Indian art exhibition’.

The exhibition, which ended last week was a collaboration between the High Commission of India, Artron Enterprises and the Okavango Artists Association (OAA).

OAA is a Maun-based visual arts non-profit organisation that seeks to elevate the standards of visual arts in the North West region.

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