5th Nov, 2020 19:00

Aspire X PLP | African Photography Auction 2020

 
Lot 62
 
Lot 62 - Jabulani Dhlamini (South Africa 1983-)

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± Jabulani Dhlamini (South Africa 1983-)
Ayini, Rooistena, Sharpeville (from the Recaptured series), diptych

archival pigment inks on Innova Fiba Matt

Artwork date: 2015
Signature details: accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist
Edition: number 1 from an edition of 7

Estimated at R15,000 - R20,000

 

archival pigment inks on Innova Fiba Matt

Artwork date: 2015
Signature details: accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist
Edition: number 1 from an edition of 7

(2)

image size: 29.5 x 29.5 cm each, framed size: 36 x 36.5 x 3.5 cm each

Notes:

Jabulani Dhlamini lives and works in Johannesburg. Dhlamini majored in documentary photography at the Vaal University of Technology, graduating in 2010. From 2011–2012, Dhlamini was a fellow of the Edward Ruiz Mentorship and completed a year-long residency at the Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg. Dhlamini’s work focuses on his upbringing, as well as the way he views contemporary South Africa. Dhlamini’s Umama series was exhibited as part of his Edward Ruiz award at the Market Photo Workshop in 2012, and at Goodman Gallery, Cape Town in 2013. In Umama, Dhlamini pays homage to single mothers and explores the challenges faced by women raising children on their own in South African townships. For his Recaptured series, which was exhibited at Goodman Gallery in 2016, Dhlamini turned to the community of Sharpeville, asking people to bring objects that reminded them of the 1960 massacre. Over the course of several years Dhlamini interviewed and photographed a number of individuals who traced their movements and emotions on the day of the Sharpeville Massacre, relocating themselves within the collective memory. In 2018 Dhlamini’s work was featured on the Five Photographers, A Tribute to David Goldblatt group exhibition at the Gerard Sekoto Gallery at the French Institute. In his most recent exhibition at Goodman Gallery, iXesha!, Dhlamini explored how memory is created and archived within a community where the memory has been localised. This exhibition included images from Dhlamini’s recent series, iQhawekazi, documenting the events around Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s funeral.

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Auction: Aspire X PLP | African Photography Auction 2020, 5th Nov, 2020

A collection of pan-African works, straddling the terrain between historical and contemporary photography, were auctioned to support the digitisation of African photographic legacies by the Photography Legacy Project (PLP). Bidders participated from across Europe, the USA and UK, Asia, Australia and Africa – a testament to Aspire’s increasing global reach and collectors’ enthusiasm for African photography.

The auction included photographic luminaries such as David Goldblatt, Alf Kumalo, G.R. Naidoo, Ranjith Kally and Ian Berry, as well as more contemporary internationally acclaimed photographers like Guy Tillim, Jo Ractliffe, Syowia Kyambi and Mikhael Subotzky. The lead lot, a portfolio of 12 silver gelatin prints from the legendary photographer Ernest Cole’s seminal 1967 book House of Bondage sold for an astounding R569,000 – a new world auction record.

 

 

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