Inyoka Yobhedu

Inyoka YobheduAnchored in the layered context of South Africa and the notion of identity, the work of Nicholas Hlobo (*1975, Cape Town, South Africa; lives and works in Johannesburg) deals with issues of gender, sexuality, spirituality, and ethnicity. His oeuvres span from works on canvas and paper to sculptures and performances, and employ found objects and materials such as leather, rubber, ribbons, bronze and copper. Copper a natural conductor of electricity is

"Eva and Adele are living works of art

featuring recent work by four contemporary artists--Sam Gilliam

dialogic images are notions of kinship and spirituality interweaved with quietly political and radical gestures

class and style that he documented with conspicuous success for more than 40 years

” Baldwin writes

"African Superheroes - South African and Nigerian superhero comics and Pan-Africanism in the time of Black Panther"by Lisa Roulet and Raffaele Perniola

written by Sheryl Ozinsky:

South African artist Sandile Zulu has developed a refined aesthetic language of repetition

title sequences for films from Taxi Driver to Tron

stainless-steel sculptures and animated videos

5 cm | 260 pages | hardcover

"Who could possibly have forecast on New Year’s Eve 1899 that