In this podacst, host Richard Mudariki chats with Tawanda Takura, a self-taught Zimbabwean artist, has recently been awarded the prestigious Cassier Welz Award. Known for his innovative use of found objects, particularly old shoes, Tawanda's work comments on socio-political issues and critiques the practices of charismatic churches. His unique approach has garnered attention and acclaim, leading to his participation in various notable exhibitions and residencies.
As part of his prize, Tawanda will be embarking on a three-month residency at the Bag Factory Artists' Studios in Johannesburg, where he will have the opportunity to work alongside other talented artists and further develop his practice. This residency will culminate in a solo exhibition that promises to showcase some of his most compelling works to date.
Richard dives deep into Tawanda's journey as an artist, explore the inspirations behind his thought-provoking sculptures, and learn more about his plans for the future.
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