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The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture appoints Flow Communications to produce 5 books
Flow Communications has been appointed as the agency of choice to produce five books for the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture's (DSAC) Living Human Treasures series. The agency - which has already produced 11 such books - will interview and photograph five "living human treasures" in the arts and culture space, as identified by DSAC, and write, design and print the books before the end of March 2024.
Books that have been produced so far have told the stories of the likes of: Tsonga traditional musician Dr Thomas Chauke, San traditional leader Oom Petrus Vaalbooi, Venda traditional musician and dancer Tshimangadzo Esther Sinyegwe and pioneering Limpopo sculptor Noria Mabasa.
