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Khanyisile Mbongwa (1984-) is a Cape Town-based artist and curator.

Born in Gugulethu, she focuses on performance-based practice and uses photomontage, sound and video to engage with the re-imagining of psychological and physical spaces.

She is engaged in her Masters in Interdisciplinary Art, public art and public sphere at the [[Institute of Creative Art]], [[University of Cape Town]] ([[UCT]]), undertaking research on "iRhanga" ("township alleyways") as public spaces that provide another entry or exit point for thinking about blackness and self.

Mbongwa was at one time a board member of the [[Visual Arts Network of South Africa]] ([[VANSA]]) in 2008 and is a former Executive Director for [[Handspring Puppetry Trust]].

She has been engaged in various curatorial and artistic projects over the years, including ''[[Demonstrations: Performing Being Black]]'' (2013) at Brundyn+ Gallery, a two part exhibition that focused on photography, installation pieces and performances in township public spaces; a collaborative performance piece titled ‘My Body Is Not An Apology’ with Buhlebezwe Siwani and Thando Doni; ''[[What Will We Tell Freedom?]]'' (2016), a public intervention performances kwaLanga as part of [[Africa Centre]]’s ''[[Infecting The City]]'' festival; in 2017

For more on her curatorial and performance activities, see the entry on her in the ''CAT Cologne'' website at http://www.catcologne.org/en/project/blueprint-love-as-a-strategy-khanyisile-mbongwa-sa/

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-She is engaged in her Masters in Interdisciplinary Art, public art and public sphere at the [[Institute of Creative Art]], [[University of Cape Town]] ([[UCT]]), undertaking research on "iRhanga" ("township alleyways") as public spaces that provide another entry or exit point for thinking about blackness and self.
+She is engaged in her Masters in Interdisciplinary Art, public art and public sphere at the [[Institute of Creative Arts]], [[University of Cape Town]] ([[UCT]]), undertaking research on "iRhanga" ("township alleyways") as public spaces that provide another entry or exit point for thinking about blackness and self.
 Mbongwa was at one time a board member of the [[Visual Arts Network of South Africa]] ([[VANSA]]) in 2008 and is a former Executive Director for [[Handspring Puppetry Trust]].

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 Mbongwa was at one time a board member of the [[Visual Arts Network of South Africa]] ([[VANSA]]) in 2008 and is a former Executive Director for [[Handspring Puppetry Trust]].
-She has been engaged in various curatorial and artistic projects over the years, including ''[[Demonstrations: Performing Being Black]]'' (2013) at Brundyn+ Gallery, a two part exhibition that focused on photography, installation pieces and performances in township public spaces; a collaborative performance piece titled ‘My Body Is Not An Apology’ with Buhlebezwe Siwani and Thando Doni; ''[[What Will We Tell Freedom?]]'' (2016), a public intervention performances kwaLanga as part of [[Africa Centre]]’s ''[[Infecting The City]]'' festival; in 2017 she did ''[[kuDanger!]]'' as part of her study, a work imaging what a free black child looks like and in February 2018 curated a series of presentations under the title ''[[iRhanga (Township Alleyways)]]''  in the Cape Town inner city.
+She has been engaged in various curatorial and artistic projects over the years, including ''[[Demonstrations: Performing Being Black]]'' (2013) at Brundyn+ Gallery, a two part exhibition that focused on photography, installation pieces and performances in township public spaces; a collaborative performance piece titled ''[[My Body Is Not An Apology]]'' with [[Buhlebezwe Siwani]] and [[Thando Doni]]; ''[[What Will We Tell Freedom?]]'' (2016), a public intervention performances kwaLanga as part of [[Africa Centre]]’s ''[[Infecting The City]]'' festival; in 2017 she did ''[[kuDanger!]]'' as part of her study, a work imaging what a free black child looks like and in February 2018 curated a series of presentations under the title ''[[iRhanga (Township Alleyways)]]''  in the Cape Town inner city.
 For more on her curatorial and performance activities, see the entry on her in the ''CAT Cologne'' website at http://www.catcologne.org/en/project/blueprint-love-as-a-strategy-khanyisile-mbongwa-sa/
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 == Biography ==
 Born in Gugulethu, she trained as an artist and focuses on performance-based practice and uses photomontage, sound and video to engage with the re-imagining of psychological and physical spaces.
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		+	"Bringing live theatre to the inner city", ''[[Cape Times]]'' Thursday 15, 2018: p. 6.

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