An Autobiographical Narrative & Identity: [A Pictorial Glance 1960s -1990s]

Azaria Mbatha lets his public follow his development, urges the rediscovery of worlds' creative past to recapture the peoples' culture, encourages artistic creativity and to restore popular involvement in both reaching and advancing science and technology. We study closer of colonial government and apartheid, and how these traditions/cultures meet each other. This is the book for all human kind and it gives us a better opportunity to study the African narrative traditions and identity. Images in this book lead us to authors' imaginations, vision and realities of Africa. A South African, where they raised him in a culture ruled by apartheid and he struggled to participate in art training reserved for white students. When his talents developed, Mbatha travelled to Sweden to continue his studies. They later exhibited his works at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and they named him a prize winner at the Seventh British International Print Biennale. Finally we get to know what it is like to grow up black under South African apartheid reform. Books by Azaria Mbatha - Complete Bibliography of the author/artist Azaria Mbatha Books.