POST ITS

Post Its artists Pebofatso Mokoena, Fleur Charlotte De Bondt & Mmabatho Grace Mokalapa with an exciting new show at Hazard Gallery in Jo'burg:

Beasts of No Nation ‘Beasts of No Nation’ is the result of three artists - Mmabatho Grace Mokalapa, Pebofatso Mokoena, and Fleur de Bondt - who were each awarded a studio bursary from The African Art’s Trust, as a finalization of their time spent at Assemblage Studios. The three artists’ intention through this exhibiti...

Post Its artist Bush Quean Anarchy's latest performance/action:

Four women, the president and the protest that shook the election results ceremony Placards making reference to Jacob Zuma's 2006 r**e case overshadow ANC leader's speech.

Post Its artist Bev Butkow, featured in this month's Skyways Magazine:

This just out, about Post Its artist Nelson Makamo's "Play Your Part':

http://www.playyourpart.co.za/our-news/1776-nelson-makamo-takes-his-art-to-rural-communities

Play Your part - Nelson Makamo takes his art to rural communities

http://ls.ucdavis.edu/news-events/harcs-news/africanartexhibition716.html

College of Letters and Science

ArtScope Mag's review online just now: "Post Its No. 1: South Africa seems to have elicited public attention in ways that few exhibitions to date have... Bev Butkow’s figures with fists in the air embody the power of the female form — galvanized by their memories of the past and the iconic ways that politics and social change can be intensively personal."

http://zine.artscopemagazine.com/2016/07/former-massachusetts-college-student-curates-exhibition-in-johannesburg/

Artscope Magazine » Former Massachusetts College Student Curates Exhibition in Johannesburg 11.15.2016: At the Post Its No. 1: Post-apartheid /|Postcolonial opening at Constitution Hill last week, a former political prsoner recounted, for an audience that numbered in the hundreds, his and his family’s struggles to remember but also overcome his experiences during apartheid. An artist armed...

BBC, Al Jazeera & Reuters to Feature Post Its No. 1: Post-apartheid | Postcolonial. This supplements coverage in Mail and Guardian and other national media. When you ask if apartheid and colonialism are *really* through and done and 11 of South Africa's most prominent & socially engaged artists answer, the world takes notice.

Ayanda Mabulu’s newest painting of Zuma and Atul Gupta has gone viral [Very NSFW] Mabulu's previous artworks include a scene where Zuma and the Russian Bear tag team a black woman and the famous Umshini Wam, exposing the president's ge****ls... this one's got some next level shock value though.

'A state captured', Culture Review's second article on Post Its No. 1, now showing at Constitution Hill.

http://culture-review.co.za/a-state-captured

Culture Review Magazine - A State Captured

Tomorrow at 6:00pm at Constitution Hill is a public dialogue on Post Its No. 1: Post-apartheid | Postcolonial. Come share your views on this exhibition.

Amidst massive public and media attention to the Post Its No. 1 exhibition and the social and political critiques some of our artists included in their depictions of 'post'-apartheid life, today featured a public walkabout, and tomorrow, with Constitution Hill Museum's assistance, a public dialogue about the exhibition is scheduled for 6:00 pm. Co-curator Sasuke Madosi and I are elated at the attention this exhibition's receiving - and we've rejected calls to censor some of the more controversial artists' depictions of post-apartheid life. For us, it's valuable for the exhibition to represent the range of attitudes of South Africa's most important artists as they respond with their work to the phrase that South Africa is "post" apartheid and "post" colonial.

'Shocking' painting, or shocking politics? Visit Post Its No 1 to decide:

http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2016/07/12/Shocking-new-Ayanda-Mabulu-painting-depicts-Zuma-in-s*x-act-with-Gupta

Shocking new Ayanda Mabulu painting depicts Zuma in s*x act with Gupta No stranger to controversy‚ visual artist Ayanda Mabulu is bound to have tongues wagging again with his latest artwork on state capture.