Tshiamo Naledi Letlhogonolo Pinky Mayeng (1993–2017)

18 Août 2017

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Tshiamo Naledi Letlhogonolo Pinky Mayeng

One of the youngest members of the female South African artist collective iQhiya, Tshiamo Naledi Letlhogonolo Pinky Mayen, died on 13 August 2017.

The artist Tshiamo Naledi Letlhogonolo Pinky Mayeng (1993–2017) passed away on 13 August 2017. Together with her collective iQhiya, she recently realized projects for documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel.

Our thoughts are with her family and loved ones.

A memorial service is to take place on 21 August 21 at Arts Foundation on Twenty-Three Buitenkant Street in Cape Town.

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