INK 24/5
Editor: Mario Pissarra
Published by: Africa South Art Initiative (ASAI), Cape Town
Publication date: 2025 (May). For more information on the workshops, click here.
Ink 24/5 Catalogue here
Note: The digital catalogue for ASAI’s print access workshops at UCT, Wits and UKZN (December 2024–February 2025).
Funded by the National Art Council and Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (PESP 5).
Allyssa Herman: Feminine kinship and familial ties – Cheriese Dilrajh
Ayla Senekal’s “Nature on Notice” – Zainab Choonara
Donovan Ward: Resilience and hope – Georgia Settler
Gary Frier: Visual narratives of resistance and heritage – Fay Janet Jackson
Grace Mahogo: Navigating new spaces – Georgia Settler
Hemali Khoosal: Gestures and the annunciation of meaning – Mthabisi Sithole
Hussein Salim: Finding new language in printmaking – Rohini Amratlal
Joe Turpin’s Revealing of Joseph – Zenaéca Singh
Khulekani Cele: Reflections on home – Naledi Mabõeë
Lonwabo Chonco’s Vision – Mbusi Mzolo
Night and Day: Mario Pissarra, colour, and disruption of linear time – Anne-Marie Tully
Muzi Ndlela: Bridging the living and ancestral worlds – Ayanda Shabalala
Nicola Harris: The Power of Protest Art: The radical prints of Nicola Harris – Tara Hall
Paigen Kotze: A cabinet of earthly delights – Mosa Malapo
Privilledge Mbanga: Drawing from community and the imagination to make art – Scott Williams
Raja Oshi’s Meditative Journey through Art – Zenaéca Singh
Robin Moodley: Transcending brokenness – Sumayya Menezes
Sebotse Selamulela: Bridging the seen and unseen – Zenaéca Singh
Siyabonga Sikosana: Portraying our life – Zukiswa Mbhele
On Sophie Peters: Registering the everyday through lithography – Nkgopoleng Moloi
Thami Jali’s “People of the South”: An aesthetic of the southern sublime – Heidi Sincuba
Tony Nkotsi: Between hope and fear – Nabeela Karim
Whimsical and Disquieting: Tusevo Landu’s exploration of stone lithography – Julia Snowball
Warona Lelaka: Love for the city – Motlatsi Khosi
Embodied Stories: Yoliswa Khumalo’s exploration of family and identity – Londiwe Mtshali
Yonela Makoba: Home and the matriarchive – Sange Mpambani
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