Last month we had a lovely visit from the guys from I-HEART Magazine . They were doing an issue on whatitdid in the city I've been calling my home for the past four years ... the fairest Cape Town . I am so lucky to been ion the presence of people that i have worked with under the spirit of collaboration ... thinking of the Spoek Mathambos , KopeFiggins , Bee Diamondhead , Petit Noir , RhaRha Nembhard et al . makes me wanna do this forever. now go get your copy. x apr and studio
Showing posts with label Ilulwane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ilulwane. Show all posts
Thursday, January 10, 2013
...in conversation with I-HEART / CAPE TOWN .
Last month we had a lovely visit from the guys from I-HEART Magazine . They were doing an issue on whatitdid in the city I've been calling my home for the past four years ... the fairest Cape Town . I am so lucky to been ion the presence of people that i have worked with under the spirit of collaboration ... thinking of the Spoek Mathambos , KopeFiggins , Bee Diamondhead , Petit Noir , RhaRha Nembhard et al . makes me wanna do this forever. now go get your copy. x apr and studio
Labels:
Ilulwane,
News,
PRESS,
The Future White Women of Azania
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
...ilulwane 2011-2012 @ What If The World / Gallery .
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Ilulwane Series I -
Athi-Patra Ruga 2012
Archival inkJet print on Cotton Rag
142 × 117 cm
courtesy of the artist and whatiftheworld/gallery
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Labels:
Ilulwane,
Performa 11,
Print Series Edition
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Ilulwane - Performa
WHATIFTHEWORLD / GALLERY, in association with PERFORMA 11 and the Museum of African Art New York, is pleased to announce Ilulwane, Athi-Patra Ruga’s first performance in New York. Ilulwane is a synchronized-swimming performance inspired by Alvin Baltrop’s 1970s and 80s photographs. It reflects on the passage of time in both New York and in the artist’s own Xhosa culture, drawing on themes of Xhosa initiation ceremonies,and the AIDS crisis and challenging definitions of masculinity. Ilulwane is co-presented with the Museum for African Art, in Long Island City, New York. The musical score of Ilulwane is a collaborative composition between Athi-Patra Ruga and acclaimed musician Spoek Mathambo, recent winner of the Young Directors Award (in conjunction with Pieter Hugo, and Michael Cleary), at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
© Athi-Patra Ruga and studio [2011]
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