Mampara of the week: Ayanda Mabulu
15 October 2017 - 00:00
TAKE HIS CRAYONS AWAY
There is this untalented attention-seeker who thinks he is going to be famous for painting the most sexist, vile and sometimes even racist portraits.
This week his most disgusting work was shared on social media for Mabulu to get his 15 seconds of fame.
There are ways of expressing displeasure at the state of affairs without resorting to pornography.
Mabulu has for a long time been allowed to get away with abusing our hard-earned freedom of expression with his obsession with President Jacob Zuma’s private parts.
His latest work lacks any creativity and does not deserve to be called art.
It is about time South Africans accorded him the title he deserves: that of Mampara...
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