Essay analyzes iSana libuyele kuninai, revealing challenges of Western colonialism in urban township settings.
This essay analyses the performative photographic series iSana libuyele kuninai by South African artist Buhlebezwe Siwani. The artwork is read as a representation of an artistic exploration that brings Sangoma practices – traditional African healing practices – to the forefront of the urban landscape of a South African township in order to question the still open wounds of Western colonialism and Apartheid regimes.
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