Kwa MamThembu
Lindokuhle Sobekwa
Artwork 2019
Lindokuhle Sobekwa's photograph 'Kwa MamThembu' shows a group of children sitting in a row at the front, looking at an individual operating a tractor and plow at the back.
Artwork: Lindokuhle Sobekwa, Kwa MamThembu (2019). Archival pigment ink on Photo Rag. Each 41.8 x 29 cm. Courtesy of the artist.
Artist Lindokuhle Sobekwa Title Kwa MamThembu Date 2019 Materials Archival pigment ink on Photo Rag Dimensions Each 41.8 x 29 cm Credit Courtesy of the artist

From Ezilalini (The country), 2018–ongoing.

b.1995, Katlehong; works in Johannesburg.

Installation photograph from the ‘Tell it to the Mountains’ exhibition in A4’s Gallery. On the left, Lindokuhle Sobekwa’s photographs ‘Kwa MamThembu’, ‘Estopin Qumbu’ and ‘Yonelisa Samela in his grandmother’s garden during South Africa’s first lockdown’ are mounted on the wall. On the right, Sobekwa’s monochrome photograph ‘After a protest related to continuous power cuts during Lockdown Level 5 in Thokoza’ is mounted on the wall above the stairway.
Installation photograph from the ‘Tell it to the Mountains’ exhibition in A4’s Gallery. On the right, Lindokuhle Sobekwa’s photographs ‘Jeannie with her sisters’ and ‘Shack of nyaope users is set on fire by an angry group of men that claim they stole their things. Nyaope users are always the first suspects in the communities’ are mounted on the wall.
Installation photograph from the ‘Tell it to the Mountains’ exhibition in A4’s Gallery. Lindokuhle Sobekwa’s photographs line the gallery wall.
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