Amandebele

AmandebeleAma Ndebele is a memorable tribute to the resilience and creativity of the Ndebele, many of whom continue to live in communities scattered across South Africa's Mpumalanga province. Forced into indentured labour relations in the late 19th century, the Ndebele survived both the dehumanising impact of this experience and the devastating realities of the apartheid era by repeatedly renewing their commitment to customs and values that have remained intact

and art as therapy

domestic interiors

3 x 33 x 1

8 cm | 300g archival paper

caregivers

primarily in bronze

sexual assault

And then they are gone

It demonstrates how counter-culture can function as a mode of complex self-fashioning

the narrative construction exists ‘in a vacuum’

Zenande lends the surreal subject of "White Jesus versus Black Jesus" his characteristically irreverent point of view

and is a place for artists to share fragments and processes