MBABANE – PELUM, in collaboration with the Antidote Culture Foundation, is set to host ‘A Terrain Untapped,’ an exhibition curated by multidisciplinary artist Noncedo Msibi.
The event will take place today, November 13, 2026, at Yini Loku, running from 5:30pm to 8pm.
‘A Terrain Untapped’ brings together photography, film, storytelling and dialogue to examine the connections between people, place, memory, community and the landscapes that shape daily life. Through a curated collection of visual and creative works, the exhibition positions art as a medium for reflection, exchange and collective imagination.
The thematic focus of the exhibition draws directly from cultural heritage, environmental awareness, sustainable living and community resilience. By addressing these subjects through creative expression, the organisers aim to provide a structured platform for artists, young people, cultural practitioners and members of the general public to engage with contemporary societal and environmental issues.
The evening’s programme features four core components: a Photography exhibition, a Film screening, a structured community dialogue and interactive audience engagement activities. According to event organisers, these elements are specifically designed to facilitate conversations across different communities and experiences, uncover overlooked narratives and encourage practical action around sustainability and heritage preservation.
The gathering is open to a broad cross-section of attendees, including visual and performing artists, creative practitioners, students, researchers, cultural workers, environmental advocates and members of the public interested in contemporary artistic practices.
By combining visual media with participatory discussion, ‘A Terrain Untapped’ seeks to document local perspectives and foster cross-disciplinary engagement around land, culture and community dynamics.
Yini Loku is an independent hub and collaborative project space for creative action, co-working and conferencing. The venue operates as a safe, inclusive and non-judgmental space designed to support artists, activists, youth and cultural practitioners. It aims to bridge the opportunity gap in Eswatini’s fine arts sector by providing a sustainable venue for creative expression, skills exchange and networking.
