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Joburg fringe Art exhibition weekend by Miabo Enyadike


Joburg fringe Art exhibition weekend


The Joburg Fringe 2016, Art show has come and gone with an exciting bang.


             



 As an Abstract Artist who participated in this show it was a marvelous experience, exhibiting in 






an industrial setting, at the heart of Joburg inner city known as the Maboneng Precinct.



             Art works by Miabo Enyadike(my corner)


 Which is also an Art and creative hub in South Africa. Interacting with other Artist


Works by Richard Ketley and Logo Oluwamuyiwa



 and understanding their influence and inspiration behind their Art was key for me.





 I was particularly fascinated by Howard Smith, a very soft spoken Artist from New York, whose very mini abstract art paintings where pure and captured my imagination. 


                       Works by Howard Smith.


 I just kept going back and forth to view his work.


Artist Howard Smith  interacting with a guest



 I enjoyed the diversity in the Art and creative performance by a South African folklore story teller who for the duration of the


                       Performance Artist Lisahluma narrating a folk lore


 exhibition held people spellbound by her
ability to create true life experiences into
a one woman art of narratives, that we can all relate too.


                    Video Art, curated by Dean Hutton


 and the video art which was thought provoking to say the least, had it's share of viewers and critics.



                      Video Art curated by Dean Hutton


 It was an interactive and networking
 4 days for me and I truly enjoyed myself, and met new people that opened my eyes to Art in another dimension. 


Thanks to the Joburg Fringe team for the opportunity.


                        
    Chief Organizer and Curator of the Fringe Sarie Potter and I




Sarie, Artist Vusi Mbulali and  I





 So here are some of my favorite Art that was on display at the Joburg Fringe.








Richard Ketley and Logo Oluwamuyiwa








The Printing Girls: Amy van den Bergh, Carmen Ford, Lucy Stuart-Clark



The Printing Girls: Amy van den Bergh, Carmen Ford, Lucy Stuart-Clark




Artist Claudia Shneider



 Artist Lucy Stuart-Clark



 Artist kelly Clohessy




Enjoy!
Courtesy Joburg Fringe
www.joburgfringe.com


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 Miabo Enyadike


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Joburg Fringe said…
that was a great sum-up picture essay, thank you Miabo! xclaudia
9/23/2016 8:29 pm
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