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gogo | 2016 | Nkosinathi Khumalo | (form a continuous body of work titled: Death My Next Of Kin) | "My gran had 8 children, she was great human being she lived till she was 96. Unfortunately she lived to see them all pass on expect for my dad. It rained all day pn this day. Ulale kahle Mbatheni #zulurepublik #photography #photographyplatform #filmphotography #colourfilmphotography #nkosinathikhumalo #nkosi #zuchi #zuchihiroshima #kwazulunatal (at ZULU Republik) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_jzVgjjASU/?igshid=1x9tx33lwrzvk

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Untitled | 2016 | Nkosinathi Khumalo | (from a continuous body of work titled: Death My Next Of Kin) | "Photographing my relatives' funerals began as a coping machanism. Not only did this become an important activity for me to do but it became a way for me to mourn. It also became a sense of spiritual connection with myself and my photography, cause a lot of these funerals involve a lot of spiritual customs that I got to photograph, witness and be a part of. I think the most important thing though with this work is that I got to personally create a lasting memory of relatives that have passed on. R.I.P Gogo" #zulurepublik #nkosinathikhumalo #zuchi #zuchihiroshima #photographyplatform #photographersoninstagram #filmphotography #fineartphotography #artphotography #colourfilmphotography (at ZULU Republik) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_UnKH-D5qN/?igshid=hjbtj7x7foz5

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Untitled | 2018 | Nkosinathi Khumalo | "It takes so much patience and endurance to became a good photographer here (it wants all of you not just pieces) then it takes so much for any sort of recognition to affirm your existence. At the end you just have to keep at it, it'll all be worthwhile one day". #zulurepublik #nkosinathikhumalo #zuchihiroshima #photography #filmphotography #conceptualphotography #contemporaryart #contemporyphotography #streetphotography #fineartphotography #fineart #bodyofwork (at ZULU Republik) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_PZxmADkrv/?igshid=1dfivw04gayoa

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Untitled | 2018 | Nkosinathi Khumalo | "When I sit and go through the selection of images from this body of work and I relive a very traumatic moment in my life, where I almost lost my life." #zulurepublik #zuchihiroshima #photography #phumzilekhanyile #streetphotography #filmphotography #fineartphotography #photographersoninstagram #photographyplatform #africanphotography #johannesburg (at ZULU Republik) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_HfrNJj63h/?igshid=cworltv3ndez

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COME THROUGH

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About The Founders:

Born in Soweto in 1991. Lives and works in Johannesburg.

Phumzile Khanyile is a Market Photo Workshop graduate. She is the recipient of the 2015 Gisèle Wulfsohn Mentorship in Photography, and This afforded the young artist the opportunity to produce a body of work under the guidance of renowned photographer Ayana V. Jackson. She recently has been awarded the 2018 CAP Prize.

Since her recent debut exhibition at the Market Photo Workshop in 2017, Khanyile’s has been extensively featured in the press, The Financial Times, Aperture, The British Journal of Photography, Elephant, Art Africa Magazine… and has also been part of several exhibitions including AFROTOPIA, at the African Photography Encounters in Bamako and at the Africa Museum in Bergen Dal, Not the Usual Suspects, at Iziko South African National Gallery, Cape Town, Evora Africa, African Passions, at Palacio Cadaval in Evora… Her work features already in local and international collections, in Europe and the US.

Nkosinathi Khumalo is a South African born photographer from Soweto, Gauteng. He completed his Advanced Programme in Photography at the Market Photo Workshop in 2015.

Nkosi uses the relation between the photographic process and the resulting image to speak about the contemporary landscape of South Africa. His work speaks about migration, black industry and displacement of the Africa.

In late 2014, he was the first-prizewinner of the ‘Transformation Art Project’ hosted by Mashumi Arts Projects, together with German Engineering Company based in South African called Reinhausen SA, which funded the competition.

He has also been featured in various group exhibitions such as, the June 16 VIP Youth Fest exhibition (2015) hosted by Live Mag curated by Kalashnikovv Gallery, the New Voices IV (2015) at Loizamore And Associates and the Sa Taxi Foundation Art Award Exhibition.

In late 2015 he was commissioned by world-renowned Italian crane company Fassi Group for their 2016 calendar. Just last year he was one of the top 6 finalists for the SA Taxi Foundation Awards (2016) showcased at Lizamore and Associates gallery. His latest exhibition titled: “What Does It Mean?” (2016), was a duo-exhibition showcased at Goethe On Main which was a project space by the Goethe Institute Johannesburg. In 2017 Nkosinathi was been featured in the Brainstorm calendar, where he produced artwork for Nokia.

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Siyabonga @christyyyyk, and a big thank you to everyone that's started following me & my photography. I'm inspired to share my new work with you. Please also follow our project space @zulurepublik for more awesome collaborative projects. As'bonge! (at ZULU Republik) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_DRqBQDBBP/?igshid=109829zee4q62

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In My Words looking at Plastic Crowns for the last time. I am finally happy to share my introspection about this wild journey This (throwback) documentary from our unreleased archives shot by @zuchihiroshima for @zulurepublik productions Thanks to @installationcurator and @sipho_gongxeka for for installing my artworks and to the Wulfsohn family for the great opportunity. I also can not forget @_marketphotoworkshop for the platform. @Ayanavjackson for being bad ass. PS @simiato your music is amazing #ZULUREPUBLIK #phumzilekhanyile #nkosinathikhumalo #zuchihirodhima #Azania #ayanavjackson #photography #filmphotography #marketphotoworkshop #youngphoptographersoninstagram #youngblackandgifted #womeninart #1:54 #capprizewinner #afronovagallery #documentary #