Photographs of the imaginary: Lebohang Kganye on her solo exhibition
Prolific artist Lebohang Kganye has launched 'Mmoloki wa Mehopolo: Breaking Bread with a Wanderer', just one of her many works blending history, fiction and reality
Elana Brundyn has had a remarkable career which has spanned 25 years in the South African art industry. She began by founding her own gallery and, later, helped to launch the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) and the Norval Foundation, which have both proven to be important and popular art destinations in Cape Town. Now she’s launched Brundyn Arts & Culture (BA&C) at Mandela Rhodes Place, also in Cape Town, and has opened her new venture with Joburg-based visual artist and photographer Lebohang Kganye as BA&C’s first featured artist. The solo show is called Mmoloki wa mehopolo: Breaking Bread with a Wanderer...
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