'Frankenstein' Hlobo wants to cure South Africa

by Frans van Hilten
17 February 201630 March 2022
5 min read
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Verspreid door de grote zaal van museum Beelden aan Zee in Den Haag liggen en hangen enorme werken, merendeels bestaand uit lint en gebruikte binnenbanden van auto's. Daarnaast hangen er doeken aan de wand, alweer vol kleurig lintborduursel. Deze doeken zijn meer sculptuur dan schilderij. Het is werk van de Zuid-Afrikaan Nicholas Hlobo. Beelden aan Zee brengt onder de titel Imilonji Yembali (Melodies of History) zijn eerste solotentoonstelling in Nederland[hints]In 2012 maakte een werk van Hlobo...

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Frans van Hilten

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