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Limited Edition: Sculptures Auctioned to Sponsor Tomorrow's Digital Artists → Collectors bid on bunnies, students gain access to creative education. Citizen reporter It’s not often you get to see a rabbit hop and think, and  if you are lucky enough it will miss this opportunity all too quickly. Especially as these rabbits are truly a rare find. A collection of Thinking Rabbits – 23 unique sculptures that reimagine this much-loved childhood pet, furry toy, and storybook charac

Reimaged: Thinking Rabbits Inspire Creativity The Thinking Fund’s third annual auction turns art into opportunity for youth. By Citizen reporter Rabbits don’t just hop around and nibble carrots – they nurture play, and have active social lives. These social animals are toys, space holders, and games of hide-and-seek. They remember faces and, unfortunately, even negative experiences. Intelligent and considerate, rabbits have long captured our imagination – just ask A. A. Milne

23 Sculptures, 22 Artists, One National Mission What began as a playful prompt — “what if rabbits thought?” — has grown into a national creative drive that turns curiosity into bursaries. The Thinking Fund, founded by entrepreneur and thinker Nicola Tyler , invited 22 artists to anthropomorphise rabbits as thinking beings. The result: 23 unique Thinking Rabbit sculptures that will be exhibited across the Western Cape before landing in Johannesburg for a final show and an on

Rabbits don’t just hop around and nibble on carrots – they nurture, play, and have active social lives. These social animals need toys, spaces to hide, and games of hide-and-seek. They remember faces and, unfortunately, even negative experiences. Intelligent and often underestimated, rabbits have long captured our imagination – just ask A.A. Milne, who created Rabbit in the beloved Winnie-the-Pooh stories. This curiosity and intelligence inspired The Thinking Fund, a creative

It’s time to think…differently! That’s what happens at The Thinking Fund, a creative arts project that raises funds for non-profit organisations to sponsor young minds to study Digital Arts. This stroke of genius allows South African artists to contribute to a CSI project by doing what they love most: musing, thinking, and fashioning something fabulous from something bland. The Thinking Fund was founded by Nicola Tyler, a closet artist, entrepreneur, globe trotter and owner

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