
Thato Toeba
Thato Toeba is an emerging artist from Lesotho whose work intertwines the realms of art and law, exploring themes of memory, identity, and social justice through collage. With a background in legal studies and social science, Toeba's art critiques the narratives imposed by Western media on the Global South, using personal and archival images to challenge dominant discourses. Their solo exhibition, 'Phate lia Lekana,' reflects on duality and belonging, while their upcoming show at the Johannesburg Art Gallery aims to foster connections across cultures and experiences. Recognized as a 'quiet force' in contemporary art, Toeba is making significant contributions to the visual arts scene in Southern Africa.
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Recent news mentions
Thato Toeba was crowned artist of the year at the recent FNB Art Prize ceremony.
The garden that eats Frantz Fanon – The Mail & GuardianThato Toeba is an artist who navigates the worlds of art and law, creating collages that interrogate systems shaping histories and identities.
Mapping power, memory and belonging through collage – The Mail & Guardian




