Mary Sibande

Mary Sibande

artist South Africa

Mary Sibande is a prominent South African artist recognized for her evocative works that explore themes of identity, gender, and the African experience. As a co-founder of Occupying the Gallery alongside her husband Lawrence Lemaoana, she plays a key role in supporting emerging artists and fostering experimental approaches to art presentation.

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South Africa South Africa: Mary Sibande was awarded the SBYA in 2013. 8

Same Mdluli Mohau Modisakeng William Kentridge Margaret Voster Beth Diane Armstrong Helen Sebidi Blessing Ngobeni Yolisa Koza
Mail & Guardian: Standard Bank Art Lab Celebrates 40 Years of SBYA With a New ‘SBYA Visual Art 1984 – Now’ Blockbuster Exhibition – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Mary Sibande's works were included in the exhibition curated by Tshegofatso Seoka that focused on black womanhood. 7

Tshegofatso Seoka Mmutle Kgokong Gerard Sekoto Helen Mmakgabo Sebidi Senzeni Marasela Tracey Rose Nandipha Mntambo Thonton Kabeya Talia Ramikwalan Ruth Motau Haneem Christian Lindokuhle Sobekwa Katlego Tlabela Patrick Rulore Yinka Shonibare Teresa Firmino Kutala Dada Khanyisa Eddy Kamuanga Nombeko Mpako
Mail & Guardian: Curating a new African consciousness at Unisa Art Gallery – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Featuring transfers from artists such as Mary Sibande in the exhibition. 7

Apples Kamyar Bineshtarigh Don Toliver Nandipha Mntambo Brett Charles Seiler
Mail & Guardian: Diary: Kamyar Bineshtarigh’s Group Show to open at Southern Guild this August, Don Toliver part of 2025 DStv Delicious line up and Apples releases Magic

United States United States: Mary Sibande explores the intersection of race, gender and labor in South Africa with her sculptural depictions of the apron-wearing 'Sophie'. 7

Carol Tulloch Jeremy Allen White Judith Clark Kaia Gerber Lucille Ball January Jones Karl Lagerfeld Anna Piaggi
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South Africa South Africa: Mary Sibande is a fellow artist who co-founded Occupying The Gallery with her husband. 8

Laura Vincenti Charlene Komuntale Lawrence Lemaoana Richard Mudariki Nelson Makamo Siwa Mgoboza Nandipha Mntambo Farai Samurai Thania Peterson Blessing Ngobeni
Mail & Guardian: When art breaks the frame – The Mail & Guardian