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Cynthia is the first professionally trained printmaker of Zambia and one of the pioneers of Zambian graphic art.<ref name="choma2">[http://chomamuseumartgallery.weebly.com/current-exhibition.html Choma Museum, GRAPHIC ART OF ZAMBIA]</ref> She has been supporting the arts in Zambia from her personal resources since the 1950s. | Cynthia is the first professionally trained printmaker of Zambia and one of the pioneers of Zambian graphic art.<ref name="choma2">[http://chomamuseumartgallery.weebly.com/current-exhibition.html Choma Museum, GRAPHIC ART OF ZAMBIA]</ref> She has been supporting the arts in Zambia from her personal resources since the 1950s. | ||
==Awards and | ==Awards and recognition== | ||
*In 2000, Cynthia was the winner of the National Arts Council “Ngoma award for outstanding contribution in the development of the visual arts”. | *In 2000, Cynthia was the winner of the National Arts Council “Ngoma award for outstanding contribution in the development of the visual arts”. | ||
*In 2011, she was honoured by the Press Freedom Committee of The Post Newspaper (PFC) and granted the Julia Chikamoneka Freedom Award.<ref name="andrew">[http://andrewmulenga.blogspot.com/2012/06/queen-honours-cynthia-zukas.html Queen honours Cynthia Zukas, 28 June 2012]</ref> | *In 2011, she was honoured by the Press Freedom Committee of The Post Newspaper (PFC) and granted the Julia Chikamoneka Freedom Award.<ref name="andrew">[http://andrewmulenga.blogspot.com/2012/06/queen-honours-cynthia-zukas.html Queen honours Cynthia Zukas, 28 June 2012]</ref> | ||
