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1938 - 2019. Known for: Painting.
David Nthubu Koloane was born in 1938 in Africa. Throughout his artistic career, dogs were a recurring theme in Koloane's work. They were a symbol of violence and control, often unleashed to attack... Read full biography
David Nthubu Koloane was born in 1938 in Africa. Throughout his artistic career, dogs were a recurring theme in Koloane's work. They were a symbol of violence and control, often unleashed to attack black South Africans under the Apartheid regime. A strong critic of the control of spaces for black... Read full biography
David Nthubu Koloane was born in 1938 in Africa. Throughout his artistic career, dogs were a recurring theme in Koloane's work. They were a symbol of violence and control, often unleashed to attack black South Africans under the Apartheid regime. A strong critic of the control of spaces for black South Africans and the limitations black artists had to practice, Koloane joined forces with a collective of artists and founded the Thupelo workshops. Later he also created a complex of studio spaces... Read full biography
David Nthubu Koloane was born in 1938 in Africa. Throughout his artistic career, dogs were a recurring theme in Koloane's work. They were a symbol of violence and control, often unleashed to attack black South Africans under the Apartheid regime. A strong critic of the control of spaces for black South Africans and the limitations black artists had to practice, Koloane joined forces with a collective of artists and founded the Thupelo workshops. Later he also created a complex of studio spaces called the Bag Factory in Johannesburg to empower up and coming artists.
David Nthubu Koloane was born in 1938 in Africa. Throughout his artistic career, dogs were a recurring theme in Koloane's work. They were a symbol of violence and control, often unleashed to attack black South Africans under the Apartheid regime. A strong critic of the control of spaces for black South Africans and the limitations black artists had to practice, Koloane joined forces with a collective of artists and founded the Thupelo workshops. Later he also created a complex of studio spaces called the Bag Factory in Johannesburg to empower up and coming artists.