Kuru Art @ !Khwa ttu
This temporary exhibition showcases a vibrant collection of oil on canvas paintings created by talented Naro artists supported by Kuru Art Project in Botswana.
In the past San expression had no written form, but from the earliest times, art has been a powerful channel through which “their past, the world they live in, and their hopes are articulated.”
The paintings of the exhibition are available for sale, on behalf of the artists. Some may still be available when you read this, email Magdalena at curator@khwattu.org if you are interested in owning a beautiful artwork which also supports a San artist.
Cgoma Simon • Bees (Dene Dcene) • 123cm x 81cm
Cgoma Simon • Plants Forms • 105cm x 82cm
Jan John Tcega • Giraffe Eating Wild Berries • 140cm x 101cm
Kg’akg’am Tshabu • Kori Bustards Enjoying the Rain • 80cm x 57,5cm
Ncaotoe Thama • Gemsbok, Eagle, and Squirrels • 60cm x 77cm
Ntcisa Kase • Secretary Bird • 62,5cm x 79,5cm
Nxabe Tase • Tchaba (Water Tuber) • 92,5cm x 62cm
Qhaqhoo Xare • Herd of Eland • 103cm x 60cm
Nxabe Tase • Women Making Skin Bags • 100cm x 100cm
Sobe Qaragae • Giraffe • 130cm x 90cm
Tabax'ae Ntcõx'o • Gemsbok and Bird Enjoying Fruit • 85cm x 85cm
Xaga Tcuixgao • Kg’akg’arase bird and Nxorogom (Barbler Birds and Beetles) • 87cm x 66,5cm
Xgara Qoma • Eland, Gemsbok and Dtcere Tcoose • 86cm x 72cm