Running in the Tatham Art Gallery in Pietermaritzburg is Art for Humanity's Women for Children print portfolio exhibition.

This consists of a collaboration between 50 prominent women artists and poets, 46 of them South Africans, on the issue of children's rights and welfare. The portfolio includes etchings, linocuts, and digital and mixed media prints created specifically for the campaign.

The opening of the exhibition saw the launch of Look at me - Women Artists and Poets Advocate Children's Rights, a book published by Art for Humanity, a non-profit organisation based at the Durban University of Technology. Those wishing to buy the book should contact Art for Humanity on 031 203 6610 or email: afh@dut.ac.za

Women for Children will run until April 15.