Female Pioneers

Mabel Cetu featured in Zonk! Magazine in October 1956.

Female Pioneers

Mabel Cetu: A Complicated Legacy

Writer Ethel-Ruth Tawe reflects on the multiple narratives of Mabel Cetu’s photojournalistic work.

Felicia Abban. Self Portrait IV.

Female Pioneers

Felicia Abban: Behind the Scenes

In our latest series – Female Pioneers – we look at female artists…

Rosemary Karuga, (left) Untitled, 1998. 40x57cm. (right) Untitled, 1998. 40x57cm. Both images courtesy Red Hill Art Gallery.

Female Pioneers

Rosemary Karuga: Unearthing Hidden Artistic Treasures

In our latest series – Female Pioneers – C& looks at female artists…

Gladys Mgudlandlu, Three men in blue, not dated. Body colour. Courtesy Johannesburg Art Gallery

Female Pioneers

Gladys Mgudlandlu: Painting from a Bird’s-eye View

In our latest series – Female Pioneers – we look at female artists…

Magdalene Odundo, (left) Asymmetrical Betu II, 2010. Red clay, carbonized and multi-fired, 53 x 27 cm, signed under base. (Right) Assymetrical Series, 2017. Terracotta vessel, 24.5 x 12.5 inches {62.23 x 31.35 cm}. Both images courtesy of Anthony Slayter-Ralph.

Female Pioneers

Magdalene Odundo: Dancing with Vessels

In our latest series – Female Pioneers – C& looks at female artists…

Theresa Musoke, Self Portrait. Courtesy of Art Nanadede.

Female Pioneers

Theresa Musoke: A Lifetime Dedicated to Art in East Africa

On the occasion of International Women's Day we look in our latest series…

 

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