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MATTERS OF THE ART: Nguni history is more than just ethnography

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Daily Maverick (ZA)38h ago

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Nguni history is more than just ethnography

At Yale University Art Gallery, Johannesburg-born curator James Green frames Nguni art as living history by bringing together 150 works, contemporary photography and a rebuilt isibaya into a first-of-…

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Daily Maverick (ZA)40h ago

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Nguni history is more than just ethnography

At Yale University Art Gallery, Johannesburg-born curator James Green frames Nguni art as living history by bringing together 150 works, contemporary photography and a rebuilt isibaya into a first-of-its-kind exhibition.

Original

Daily Maverick (ZA)40h ago

Left

Nguni history is more than just ethnography

At Yale University Art Gallery, Johannesburg-born curator James Green frames Nguni art as living history by bringing together 150 works, contemporary photography and a rebuilt isibaya into a first-of-its-kind exhibition.

Original

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