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Widely considered one of South Africa’s foremost ceramic artists, Dyalvane was born in 1978 in the small village of Ngobozana, near Qobo-Qobo in the Eastern Cape. He grew up farming and looking after his father’s cattle herd – developing a deep connection to the land and his Xhosa culture that resonates powerfully through his work today. His medium of …

Andile Dyalvane is one of South Africa’s master ceramic artists, hand-coiling monumental forms, predominantly from terracotta. He was born in 1978 near Qobo-Qobo in the Eastern Cape and spent his childhood embedded in traditional rural Xhosa lifeways, developing an intimate relationship with umhlaba (the land, clay, mother earth).

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2024年9月11日 · The exhibition at Friedman Benda, OoNomathotholo: Ancestral Whispers, features a series of large, sculptural vessels which Andile Dyalvane created over a two-year period.

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2024年9月16日 · Friedman Benda presents a new body of work by South African artist, healer, and spiritual leader Andile Dyalvane. In a series of textural and vibrant vessels, the exhibition …

For Andile Dyalvane, it is not just the subject, not just the purpose of his art, but its ultimate destination. Even as he travels the world, he carries ikhaya with him, drawing on it as his source and feeding it in return.