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Sibusiso Duma (born: 1978)[1] is a South African painter. He was born in Umbumbulu in the KwaZulu Natal province of South Africa.[2]
During his teenage years, starting in 1994, Duma was mentored by the artist Trevor Makhoba (1956 – 2003) through his Philange Art Project based in Umlazi.[3][4]
Exhibitions
edit- 1997: Joint exhibition with Welcome Danca and Trevor Makhoba, African Art Centre, Durban, South Africa.[5]
- 2002: Solo exhibition, African Art Centre, Durban, South Africa.[5]
- 2004: Exhibition with Welcome Danca, African Art Centre, Durban.[5]
- 2019: "Izixazululo" (Solutions), Solo exhibition, Ebony/Curated Bordeaux House, Franschhoek, South Africa.[6]
References
edit- ^ Artsy.net: Sibusiso Duma. (Date accessed: 7 October 2024)
- ^ KZNSA Gallery: Artist Directory. (Date accessed: 7 October 2024)
- ^ KZNSA Gallery "Ukube uMama usenathi (If Mama were still with us)" 26 Oct 2022 – 13 Nov 2022 (Exhibition notes) (Date accessed: 7 October 2024)
- ^ Woza Moya: Artist Profile - Sibusiso Duma (Date accessed: 7 October 2024)
- ^ a b c Revisions: Sibusiso Duma (Date accessed: 7 October 2024)
- ^ Ebony/Curated: 'Izixazululo (Solutions)' - Sibusiso Duma (Date accessed: 7 October 2024)