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16/06/2026

Reviews from artists at the Solo Exhibition of Lusanda Ndita 2024 Gerard Sekoto Award Winner.

Hard work is not always loud or sweat-bound. Sometimes it is found in the subtle act of holding on to who I am, even whe...
01/06/2026

Hard work is not always loud or sweat-bound. Sometimes it is found in the subtle act of holding on to who I am, even when the world asks me to become something else. Identity is shaped through these moments of persistence—thread by thread, story by story.

It is a huge honour to share that Masters of Style has been included in de:HUMANIZE, an exhibition drawn from the collection of and Tom Sydhagen at the - Norway. The exhibition opens on 5 June and brings together artists from across the world whose works engage questions of humanity, dignity, resistance, and belonging.

To know that this work, originally acquired through , will continue its journey within a museum collection is both humbling and affirming. As an artist working with fibre, material memory, and the complexities of masculinity and identity, it is meaningful to see these conversations resonate beyond the studio and across borders once again.

Artists in the exhibition: Andres Serrano, Ashfika Rahman, Anne-Karin Furunes, Dash Snow, Gardar Eide Einarsson, Igshaan Adams, Julian Röder, Nilbar Güres, Olia Fedorova, Matthias Frantz, Odirile Khune Motsiri, Omar Mahfoudi, Radenko Milak, Dawit Abebe, Rune Elgaard, Tuli Mekondjo, Aneesah Girie, Sizwe Sama, Shumon Ahmed, Hannah Macfarlane, Dev Dhunsi, Thebe Phetogo and Shuvo Rafiqul.

Ke rata go leboga everyone who has supported my practice, collected my work, visited exhibitions, shared conversations, and believed in the possibilities held within a piece of cloth and a thread. Our engagements have been the spirit behind every artwork and every step of this journey.

Aluta continua.

Waiting your turn, Moving and Returning. The city finds itself rehearsing daily.
18/02/2026

Waiting your turn, Moving and Returning.
The city finds itself rehearsing daily.

From studio floors to museum walls.Chowing nice food in between. Artist-to-artist exchange. My brother in art, thanks fo...
16/02/2026

From studio floors to museum walls.
Chowing nice food in between. Artist-to-artist exchange.

My brother in art, thanks for sharing this art journey with me 🥂🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

Social choreography. Glances exchanged.Care performed. Detachment rehearsed.Soft resistance looks like ramen sometimes. ...
13/02/2026

Social choreography. Glances exchanged.
Care performed. Detachment rehearsed.

Soft resistance looks like ramen sometimes.

What a week! Thread, paper, colour — and sound through the walls.
07/02/2026

What a week!

Thread, paper, colour — and sound through the walls.

31/01/2026

Studio fragments.
Unpolished. Unfiltered.
Fabric breathing, newspapers stretching, threads negotiating space.

In the background — Botaki ba Afrika humming with rehearsals, footsteps, distant voices, other makers carving their own languages into the day.

Not a performance. Not a reveal.
Just process doing what process does — becoming.

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