Art of Africa provides an intimate and personal relationship with one’s surroundings, as well as local people. Learn more about the talented local artists we work with and contact us to purchase their work.
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Tichoana Ncube
Growing up in Zimbabwe's rural areas, Tich drew his inspiration from surrounding African scenes.
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Working with a pencil from a young age, he has worked with furious determination to perfect his skills. Tich constantly seeks to learn from other artists, following the ideal of ‘iron sharpens iron'. Since joining Art of Africa, Tich has flourished and is one of our most prominent tutors.
Lin Barrie
Expressing her hopes, fears and love for special ecosystems, with her paintbrush, Lin Barrie believes that the essence of a landscape, person or animal can only truly be captured by direct observation.
She immerses herself in her subjects. The constellations and moon-phases of the night skies, the oceans and mangroves of the coast, the droughts, veld fires and regenerating rains of Africa - all are an inspiration to Lin.
Tamaryn Pohl
Tamryn Pohl is a self-taught artist from Zimbabwe. She grew up on a tobacco farm overlooking the Zambezi Valley. She grew up surrounded by birds and animals, and, with the inspiration of her mum who is also an artist, and the help and support of her family, she started to draw and paint.
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Tamryn's watercolours hold a fun and magical perspective of the African bush and its wildlife.
Khulekani Masuku
An extremely talented, hidden gem on the Zimbabwean art scene. Son of Chief Mpisi, Khulekani 'KK' is an integral and important part of his community. Art is part of who he is. His main medium is pencil, however, he is starting to dabble in oils, pastels and acrylics.
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He is inspired by Africa in its natural state - both in wildlife and its people. Working with Art of Africa has allowed him to expand his creative realm and challenge him as an artist.