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Seeds, A Township Monologue. Ebook

Seeds, A Township Monologue.

de Katlego Tshuma

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Born in 1990 c.a, my view of the township is that of the awkwardly monikered “post-apartheid” as noted by Hlonipa Mokoena in Mohau Modisakeng’s foreword of his self-titled book, “the Born-Free’s is another moniker that still seems to fit less aptly” he adds. The world, Africa, and subsequently South Africa, continues to mould itself into a new renaissance with this generation continuing to question and form its own narrative on identity, gender, race, culture, tradition, art, religion, spirituality, freedom, decolonisation, free education, land reform, travel and immigration, and other post-apartheid narratives.

Tembisa on its 60th Anniversary, therefore becomes my focal point, were the camera serves as a time machine on a journey of rediscovery, inviting the viewer into both retro and introspective journeys of childhood encounters with the township streets, friends, family, space and landscape as I relive my early childhood and teenage years in Tembisa.
Características y detalles
  • Categoría principal: Libros de arte y fotografía
  • Versión ebook de composición fija, 92 págs.
  • Fecha de publicación: ago. 28, 2017
  • Última modificación sep. 04, 2024
  • Idioma English
  • Palabras clave Tembisa, Africa, South, Townships
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Katlego Tshuma
South Africa

Katlego K Tshuma (ca.1990) is a South African born artist from Tembisa, a township east of Johannesburg, using photography, video, and 2D & 3D animation as current mediums of self-expression. Katlego took up photography in 2013 as an escape from the corporate world and has loved the medium since. The medium, originally chosen as a quick way to travel the world, soon opened him up to its artistic history which saw him follow suit in its artistic pursuits developing and nurturing skills in art direction, video directing, editing, & colouring, while also expanding into 2D/3D animation. His project Everyday Street Scenes Tembisa Part I was his first body of work, which saw the young artist venture into a journey of self-discovery using the camera to articulate his thoughts and feelings from his everyday life and surroundings in Tembisa. His first thought-out project was Joburg In Motion (JIM), a photo-essay that investigates the haphazard city of Joburg and its appeal. Shot in b&w, JIM

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