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Dualities
London, Mayfair 18 - 25 November 2023Dualities weaves together the stories of South African women who are using their talent and leadership to transform their own lives and society at large. The story of One to One’s Mentor Mothers, and their work to provide door-to-door maternal and child healthcare is displayed in parallel with the work of Undiscovered Canvas, who amplify the ever-growing talent of young, female, South African artists in a unique residency programme. The exhibition deals with furthering opportunities for women, whether that’s the opportunity of life itself for a woman and her children, the opportunity of becoming a One to One Mentor Mother to work as a pillar of the community, or to further her dreams of becoming an artist. All these women - working with One to One and Undiscovered Canvas - receive the agency they need to succeed, to take control. It really is a story of women’s empowerment. -
Her Re-collection
Nice, South of France 4 - 22 July 2023HER RE-COLLECTION in partnership with the City of Nice, South of France featuring three female artists from South Africa Nthabiseng Boledi Kekana, Nene Mahlangu and Lesego Seoketsa. -
Not Black or White
London 24 February - 17 March 2023Not Black or White is a show that brings together artists and craftsmanship of courage and thoughtfulness. Feauturing three artists by Undiscovered Canvas namely Nthabiseng Boledi Kekana, Lesego Seoketsa and Nene Mahlangu in London. -
Eclipse
Paris 17 - 27 November 2022Galerie Artismagna in partnership with Undiscovered Canvas is proud to present – ECLIPSE – featuring Luluma ‘Wolf’ Mlambo and Nene Mahlangu. The duo show exhibition will be held at Galerie Artismagna in Paris from 17th to 27th november 2022, orbiting African art experiences on the french scene. Curated by Nomaza Nongqunga-Coupez, Rodrigue Naucelles and Emmanuel de Boisset. -
Ndizalwe nge ngubo emhlophe
London 4 February - 4 March 2022For this new exhibition, Wolf will be presenting a series of paintings, and an intricate textile installation which investigate different expressions of spirituality and yearnings of rest . The works will also explore Wolf’s connection to her Makwande Art Residency in Antibes, a coastal city in the south of France, known for its old town enclosed by 16th -century ramparts and surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea .
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WHAT OUR COLLECTORS SAY...
“Undiscovered Canvas has taken my understanding of African Art and Culture to a whole new level. Nomaza’s joy and passion for her mission is utterly contagious and her carefully curated artistic collections illustrate the same qualities in her artists.