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Dye My Memories
I spoke to Thato Seboko on Tuesday 12 April ahead of his solo exhibition opening at the Mellow House Factory in Tshwane, Hatfield. The artist was excited about his upcoming exhibition which will feature a new body of work comprising of 16 artworks. Presently he is working with a new media – hair dye, which… →
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Intraparadox: Interview with Elizabeth Balcomb
Tradition, absolutely I think that’s happening on a global level from what I can see when I look at the Venice Biennial – pieces that were there, I am excited by the fact that art moves and goes into new directions and I think it is great and South Africa, and so called African Art… →
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Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part III)
Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part III) →
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Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part II)
Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part II) →
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Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part I)
Interview with Mxolisi Vusimuzi Beauchamp (Part I) →
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Interview with Senzo Njabulo Shabangu (Part One): Today, Tomorrow, Everyday
Mmutle. What was your experience of the, of the first solo exhibition that you had …and when was it? Senzo. My first solo exhibition I called it I ‘Naked Pressure’ it was in 2010 if I am not mistaken, because I met David Krut, no 2011, I met David Krut uhm, uhm after I won… →
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Andrew Tshidiso Motjuoadi (Ico-Graph)
1935, May 13: Andrew 1Tshidiso Motjuoadi is Born in Limpopo (formerly Known as Northern Transvaal) 1935 – 1960: 2there is a scarcity of documentation around the artist life during this period. 1961 – 1962: Studies in Durban and University of the North 1963: First one man show in Johannesburg 1964: Motjuoadi is commissioned to paint… →
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Diary entry: Interview with Senzo Njabulo Shabangu#28/11/Twenty14.
Although I cannot speak with authority at the moment, but what emerged was an interrogation of the dwelling space, the flat, as a contested space between those who rent and those who lease →