Shepherd Ndudzo and an untold history of southern African art
Shepherd Ndudzo, son of Barnabas Ndudzo, the famed creator of realistic sculptures, says his works speak about migration and help tell his family story.
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Shepherd Ndudzo, son of Barnabas Ndudzo, the famed creator of realistic sculptures, says his works speak about migration and help tell his family story.
His work can only be fully appreciated by understanding his transnational story and how it has shaped his life and career.
The work by the artist (born in 1978) was displayed as a celebration of the sculpture of Botswana, where he lives and works.
His work can only be fully understood by observing the shared traditions of Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
The work by the artist (born in 1978) was displayed as a celebration of the sculpture of Botswana, where he lives and works.