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CURRENT EXHIBITION - THERE NOW–SUTURING TIME THROUGH THE LENS OF THE ARTIST

MARCH 04 I APRIL 30 2024

THERE NOW–SUTURING TIME THROUGH THE LENS OF THE ARTIST

ARTISTS CURRENTLY ON SHOW

UPCOMING EXHIBITION

JONATHAN FREEMANTLE - THE FALLEN TREE

4 MAY - 6 JUNE 2024

Gallery MOMO presents ‘The Fallen Tree’, Jonathan Freemantle’s fifth solo exhibition curated by Odysseus Shirindza. The exhibition collects a body of work made by Freemantle during a 7-month residency with the The Hugo Burge Foundation in Scotland, where he occupied the former studio and cottage of renowned artist and musician, the late Rory McEwen. Freemantle’s work will be presented in conversation with a selection of works by Jackson Hlungwani.

 

During the intensive residency, Freemantle was able to dive deeper into an already existing relationship with nature. The paintings harnessed their colours from the late autumnal blaze as he began the residency in 2023, each day introducing a new colour into his palette.


 

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PAST EXHIBITIONS

Vivien Kohler,Origin, 2021, Lino & Chine Colle print on fabriano, Edition 1 of 1, 100cm x
GROUP SHOW
GALLERY MOMO'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY

14 DEC 2023 – 29 FEB 2024

 

Jackson Hlungwani, Percy Konqobe, Vivien Kohler, Kagiso Gundane, Roger Botembe, Joel Mpah Dooh, Robert Pruitt, Ayana V. Jackson, Pedro Pires, Mary Sibande, Khaya Witbooi, Andrew Tshabangu & Kenrick Mcfarlane

Kagiso Gundane,Ukuphulukisa III,2023,acrylic ink on canvas,163cm x 136cm.jpg
KAGISO GUNDANE
INGOMA YOMHLABA

26 NOV 2022 - 21 JAN 2023

This series, “Ingoma Yomhlaba,” is inspired by ukuthwasa and aims to indicate the healing process that must take place as a result of historical colonial trauma ingrained on black people. Colonialism has left deep scars in our minds and bodies particularly black individuals. My art reflects
on old traditions as a way to find healing from this pain in today’s South Africa.

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