Celebrating Zimbabwean Talent: Watch This Artist's First Exhibition of Icansi (Reed Mat)!

The documentary follows the home-coming journey of Bokani, a London-based artist, as she prepares for her first solo exhibition, 'Sibone Okunye' at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. The film addresses diasporic themes of spirituality, reclaimed heritage and the role of women.
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[@Dando_Art]

Love to see our people doing great things ❤️

[@ZenzoSezSo]

As an art enthusiast, I love this. Thank you for introducing us to Bokani, her work and the cultural history that informs it is beautiful!

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thank you so much for watching

[@kelvinbirioti]

We are Here😊

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thank you brother

[@leeroybSimbi]

Good, stuff. Who is the artist and what is the song name, playing in the background at the end of the video.

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[@sqrd3536]

Bokani Sisi ule talent. We miss amacansi esiNdebele. Those old ladies used to make nice durable Ndebele reed mats. It's not the same anymore.

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Very talented indeed

[@laneledube8306]

This is amazing. Well done

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@witspos]

Beautiful content❤

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Glad to have your feedback 🙏

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Loving your work all the way bro

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Arnold thanks bro

[@arnoldncube8729]

My pleasure bro🙏

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Kuyajabulisa ukubona abantu besi ndebeleni bezibonakalisa nabo,ezweni elifuna ukuba cekela phansi.

[@deborah-faymakhalima778]

Love this ❤❤ I want to know how come u mama una Mgcini speaks sipedi in Zim? I didn't know the language exists in Zim

[@sqrd3536]

It does exist. So many languages spoken that people don't know about it. Other monitor groups are ignored due to politicised Zimbabwean history.

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Yes it does

[@thamsanqasibanda9442]

Kante who's this Ras ?

[@Professor_Ntu]

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