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Pitika NtuliAfrican Rainbow Snake, Heal Us!, 2018 - 2020Bone, found objects74 x 71 x 23cmAzibuyele Emasisweni - Return to the Source
Pitika NtuliAzibuyele Emasisweni, (Return to the Source) is the first solo exhibition of the renowned artist and Sangoma (spiritual healer) Pitika Ntuli to comprise solely of works sculpted from bone. Pitika uses bones to ‘divine the state of the nation in a season of anomie’.
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Kurarama - To Survive
Ronald Muchatuta's latest solo exhibition -
Ronald MuchatutaGriot, 2020Collage drawings, acrylic paint on canvas150 x 100 cmSold
Kurarama - To Survive
Ronald MuchatutaRonald Muchatuta's latest solo exhibition 'Kurarama - To Survive' curated by Ruzy Rusike can be viewed at The Melrose Gallery and on our website from 16 July to 16 August 2020. The exhibition features a series of powerful new works created during the lock down. Due to Covid-19 we will not be hosting a public opening but please pop into the gallery or visit our website to view these exquisite new works
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Gallery Highlights
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UBUNTU Magazine - Issues 20 South Africa's Public Diplomacy In Action
Esther Mahlangu The 33rd African Union (AU) Summit was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in February 2020 under the theme: 'Silencing the Guns: Creating Conducive Conditions for Africa's Development'. South Africa as... -
A conversation between artist Pitika Ntuli and singer Zolani Mahola
Azibuyele Emasisweni - Return to the Source talks program 25 June - 2 August 2019 Zolani Mahola is a South African Icon, Singer, Storyteller, Songwriter, and Actress. Zolani, ‘The One Who Sings’ believes in the transformative power of storytelling and that our central... -
Azania Mosaka Speaks With Pitika Ntuli | 702 Radio
Azania Mosaka from 702 interviews Pitika Ntuli about his exhibition Azibuyele Emasisweni (Return to the Source), his first exhibition to comprise only of works sculpted in bone. The exhibition comprises...
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