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DESCRIPTION:Come to Origins Centre on Thursday 14 November from 17:00 for the opening of Ann Gollifer’s exhibition 'Hold me said the Earth'.Hold me said the Earth&rsquo; invites us to consider the ways in which our identities are shaped by history, geography, and personal experience. Ann Gollfer&rsquo;s work is deeply personal and she uses her personal history, and the exploration of her multi-racial and multi-national heritage as subject and medium. One of the key elements in Ann&rsquo;s work is her use of pigments derived from earth colours found in Botswana, which she transforms into something more than just colour &ndash; but vessels of history, culture, and identity. &ldquo;Her art is a call to reflection, urging us to consider our own personal mythologies and how they intersect with the larger narratives of race, gender, and nationality&rdquo; - Khumo Sebambo. Exhibition curated by Kim Karabo Makin. The opening event is free. Enquiries and RSVP for the opening: Dimakatso@gunsandrain.com;&nbsp;Tammy.Hodgskiss@wits.ac.za.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Come to Origins Centre on Thursday 14 November from 17:00 for the opening of Ann Gollifer’s exhibition 'Hold me said the Earth'.</strong><p style="font-weight: 400;">Hold me said the Earth&rsquo; invites us to consider the ways in which our identities are shaped by history, geography, and personal experience. Ann Gollfer&rsquo;s work is deeply personal and she uses her personal history, and the exploration of her multi-racial and multi-national heritage as subject and medium. One of the key elements in Ann&rsquo;s work is her use of pigments derived from earth colours found in Botswana, which she transforms into something more than just colour &ndash; but vessels of history, culture, and identity. &ldquo;Her art is a call to reflection, urging us to consider our own personal mythologies and how they intersect with the larger narratives of race, gender, and nationality&rdquo; - Khumo Sebambo. Exhibition curated by Kim Karabo Makin. The opening event is free. Enquiries and RSVP for the opening: <a href="mailto:Dimakatso@gunsandrain.com" data-ogsc="">Dimakatso@gunsandrain.com</a>;&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Tammy.Hodgskiss@wits.ac.za" data-ogsc=""><span>Tammy.Hodgskiss@wits.ac.za.</span></a></p>
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SUMMARY:EXHIBITION OPENING: HOLD ME SAID THE EARTH BY ANN GOLLIFER
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