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Same Mdluli

Same Mdluli
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Same Mdluli (35), who joined the Standard Bank Gallery as a manager in January 2018, believes people have to become the change they want to see. This is why she applied for the job. From as far back as she can remember, she has been inclined towards artistic expression but only took it seriously when her parents took her to the National School of the Arts (NSA) in Johannesburg.
Accessible: Artworks such as Soweto at Dawn by Charles Nkosi form part of the Black Aesthetic exhibition.
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Black Art: Its place in the sun

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The Visual Arts Symposium is an addition to events related to the visual arts and literary space such as the FNB Joburg Fair. However it aims to interrogate ideas that speak to the work of black scholars and artists.
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Symposium for black artists steps out of the colonial prism

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Painting through struggle: Fatima Meer's work represents the harsh realities of prison and how she
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Stolen moments of prison life

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Influences of identity in the entertainment industry: Candice Breitz’s Extra
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SA artists to poke holes in African stereotypes in Venice

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All the works on display are crafted from different types of wood sourced by the artists from their respective immediate environments.
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Exhibition toasts SA sculpture world’s ‘stars of the north’

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Photographer Zanele Muholi’s new book of portraits gives visual voice to the plight of ‘queer’ black women.
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Zanele Muholi frames a brave new ‘normal’

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The material for the conservation project comprises a fascinating collection of notes
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Walter Battiss: Back to the past for the future

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Johannes Segogela's work has been shown in exhibitions and festivals worldwide
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Art and the grey area of ‘betweenness’

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Institutions need to engage more rigorously with "rural" artists such as Johannes Segogela and Jackson Hlungwani, writes Same Mdluli.

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