A South African artist hopes vibrant sculptures make parks more welcoming in a city known for danger
Monday, March 10th 2025, 2:01:20 am
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South African sculptor and painter James Delaney wants to encourage people in Johannesburg to engage with parks through public art. It's a way to counter the city's reputation for dangerous crime and bring more people into public spaces.(AP video shot by Alfonso Nqunjana)
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