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African Art: Shaping The Continent Through Art
By Joburg Post
This photo series is inspired by African artists who have communicate the African narrative through visual art.
ABDOULAYE KONATE, (Mali)
His political, social and environmental views are expressed through his art. Recently, his work has depicted the devastating effects of Aids on society and individuals.
GERARD SEKOTO, (South Africa)
He is recognised as the pioneer of urban black art and social realism.
SOKARI DOUGLAS CAMP, (Nigeria)
Her expressive man-high steel sculptures show her immediate relationship to her home country. She uses masks and ritual clothing as compositional themes in her work, reflecting the political and cultural relationship between Africa and the Western world.
IBRAHIM EL SALAHI, (Sudan)
The guard laughed: "You're not in New York now!" Salahi managed to beg and steal the means to paint and draw, under threat of being beaten or worse. His work helps one to see why someone might be driven to take such risks.
IBRAHIM EL SALAHI, (Sudan)
the self-proclaimed "junk man of Africa", is among the most enigmatic of artists. Dilom creates sculpture and performances tied deeply into traditional African masquerade, yet which are informed by a post-modern awareness.
TRACEY ROSE, (South Africa)
Even against a backdrop of the extremes of her home town Johannesburg, she is wild, seeming to weave a visual poetry across the polarities of South Africa's political landscape that can make you laugh, yet feel guilty for your collusion.
-JP
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