Yes, exactly. The collective isn’t active anymore, but at the time, as black female artists, and also as students, we didn’t feel particularly acknowledged or seen as significant. So we thought, if we see each other, everyone else will be forced to see us, too. I felt so proud to be a part of something like that, and seeing the results that came from it.
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Bronwyn Katz
South African artist and sculptor; co-founder of the iQhiya collective
South Africa · b. 1993
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South African artist working in sculpture and installation, often with reclaimed material, and drawing on land, memory and Khoi and San heritage. Co-founded the iQhiya collective of Black women artists and was El Anatsui's protégée in the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative.
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