Indigenous aesthetics and narratives in African art: As reflected in the works of select black South African artists,Used

Indigenous aesthetics and narratives in African art: As reflected in the works of select black South African artists,Used

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This Masters thesis (History of art, UKZN) is a compilation of reformulated exhibition catalogue essays on three South African black artists and considers how indigenous African and changing cultural worldview impacts the interpretation of visual artworks. The artists are: The late Trevor Makhoba, who can be considered a master of the African oral genre in its visual form, one that goes back to the praisepoets of old. Azaria Mbatha, who lives in voluntary exile in Sweden after being one of the first students at the Lutheran mission artschool of Rorke's Drift. Mbatha is known for his sequential narrative scenes in highly contrasting linocutprints reflecting his African indigenous idiom and storytelling roots. Finally the late Cyprian Shilakoe, a Bakoni (north Sotho) who also studied at Rorke's Drift and is known for his deeply evocative and brooding aquatintetchings reflective of his cultural beliefs, especially those on the realms between the worlds of the living and their ancestors.

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