This temporary exhibition showcases a vibrant collection of oil on canvas paintings, created by talented Naro artists supported by the 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 if you are interested in owning a beautiful artwork which also supports a San artist.
Tabax’ae Ntcox’o-Wild Melons, Tchábá and Cãa. 100 x 80cmThamae Kaashe-Q’aru (edible root) and Cãã (tuber) growing under Ncòné (Motopi Tree)90x70cmCgoma Simon-Man collecting Wild Berries-136x100cmJan Tcega-Morama nuts and Càm (Tuber)130 x 100cmB.B. Mango-Eland, wild potatoes, wild melons and Tuber-130 x 100cmSobe Qaragae-Eland with Q’aru (Tuber) and Tchábá (Tuber)130 x 100cmSholex Cgara-Ntcãa Tcee Bush (Bauhinia) Coffee Bush-80x60cmQhaqhoo Xare,Antelopes, Birds, Trees and Flowers-120 x 90cmGamnqoa Kukama-Guineafowl eating Nqoné plant-90x70cmXgara Qoma-Nxam (Cukunus Kalaharensis), Dère, Wild Potatoes and Eland.100x80cmNxabe Tase- Blue Duiker-90 x 60cmXagu Qoma-Animals and Insects around Wild Berry Bush-65x50cmjpgNtcisa Kase-Q’aru and Tchábá under Ntẽe-Tcéé tree.130 x 100cmjpgNcaote Thama-.Veldfood around Ostrich Nest-100x80cmjpgKhamxae Qgam-Ncòné Tree, Càm (morama tuber) and Ncõo-65 x 50cmKg’akg’am Tshabu-Dtcàu (Sectretary Birds) and Tortoise looking for food in the early morning-90x70cm
