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Third Eye represents Malawi in Morocco

by Mayamiko Seyani
14/11/2014
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Third Eye: Our friends do more and complain less
Third Eye: Our friends do more and complain less

Recently retired hip hop artist Third Eye is in Morocco where he is attending an Arterial Network conference.

The Imagine Being Jesus and Not Knowing It musician attended an Arterial general council meeting up to Tuesday after which he attended the fourth African Creative Economy Conference which winds up today.

The artist attended the conference as a new president of Arterial Network Malawi.

Arterial Network is a dynamic, civil-society network of artists, cultural activists, entrepreneurs, enterprises, NGOs, institutions, and donors active in Africa’s creative and cultural sectors. Established as a member-based, non-profit organisation, Arterial Network operates as a bilingual network with French and English as its official languages.

In an interview, the artist, real name Mandela Mwanza, explained that at the conference the main discussion focused on making Arterial Network more effective than it already is.

“I cannot divulge more on that as it is mostly inside information,” said the artist.

The artist, who recently unveiled his new novel Michael Comes Home, said through his interaction with artists from other countries, he has come to learn that art is serious business.

“Unlike most Malawian artists, our friends do more and complain less. They know being an artist is a job like any other and in fact better paying than most jobs available to African youth,” said Third Eye.

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