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33 gallery, operates as agents and traders; commissioning works for exhibitions, sale or rentals. 33 Gallery is a gallery that specializes in fine artists current works, grooming upcoming fine artist by providing them with mentorship, materials, studio space to work-including opportunities to further their fine art career, facilitate art rehabilitation programs and fine art workshops.
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Siphamandla
Ex
My work is an investigation into how we internalize acts of violence and act it out sometimes, this could be ended by a better understanding of the human condition, my art works are viewed as conversation starters around these issues, because the solution to the violence requires not just me, but everybody's involvement and contribution because it affects us all.
Sibusiso
Makhunga
Sibusiso Makhunga, born and raised in Richards Bay Kwa Zulu Natal (KZN), is a self-taught artist who quit his 9-5 job to pursue his inner calling as an artist. He has been mentored by Thonton Kabeya (an established Congolese artist). Among current and prior exhibitions this is one of his highlights, he sold out at the RnB turbine art fair in 2019 on his first group show with One Art Gallery followed by an exhibition in November at Bag Factory Summer Salon 2019.
Lebohang
Sithole
“Part of him is in me” Lebohang was named after his grandfather who was called Mfana Enoch Sithole. He says: “I am told that he was a musician and a prophet. Ironically, I was born on the same day that he died. Almost everything that my grandfather did during his lifetime is similar to my own life. He is the only person in my family with whom I feel really connected. My artwork is inspired by the journey travelled by grandfather who was a singer and organist for the Amajembe Jazz Band. It is about the fact that one can inherit a gene from a family member and be recognized as that person. When I visit my grandfather’s house, I feel like I have lived there. When I touch my grandfather’s instruments, I feel like I have played them. When look at his photos, I see myself. Looking at his strength and belief has encouraged me a lot as an artist. My work is dedicated to him. “In addition to his music-related drypoint monoprints in this show, Lebohang also included some prints about children and the challenges the face growing up, often with one or no parents. He believes that the environment into which a child is born determines the development of that child.
Phillip
Mabote
Phillip Mabote was born in Qwa-Qwa, Eastern Free State, South Africa in 1982. Mabote works predominantly in the medium of charcoal drawings and printmaking, specializing in linocut. He studied Professional Printmaking at Artist Proof Studio (2007 – 2009). As a student Mabote participated in Sonke Gender Justice Awareness Campaign and as a student teacher, he taught kids aged between 6 years to 14 years as part of the Studio’s outreach programme. He has had a solo show at Candice Berman Gallery (Hunting For Lost Memories.2016), as well as participated in group shows at Lizamore and Associates (The Forgotten.2016), S.A Fine Art Print Fair, Gordon Institute of Business Science(2015) and Industrial Development Corporation(2015)to name a few. He is represented in the collection of ARUP(Melrose Arch Johannesburg), Bus Rapid Transit Stations(Johannesburg) and Sonke Gender Justice Network(Johannesburg)He lives and works in Braamfischerville, Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa.
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