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be, is the title of Faith47's new mural on a wall in Rochester, New York. She recently completed a piece titled The Pull of the Land in Toronto, Canada. From there she travelled to the Big Apple to create this piece as part of the annual Wall Therapy festival.  Another one of Faith47's … >

change. Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking have … The Harvest mural by Faith47. Photo by Rowan Pybus @makhul … project by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking … >

change. Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking have teamed … Harvest by Faith47. Photo by Rowan Pybus @Makhul … HTUP by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking leverages street … >

mining crisis in South Africa, Faith47 created "The Long Wait" throughout … before any change takes place. Faith47 portrays, through her thought-provoking … and can never be regained. Faith47 referenced her friend Alexia … >

Rhino Day, and street artist Faith47 pays tribute to this very … is the latest creation by Faith47, inspired by her recent trip … recognition of World Rhino Day, Faith47 pays tribute to this majestic … >

Faith47's graphic mural against a tall building in the Cape Town CBD is of a grand, tall woman watching over the city, and inspired by a photograph taken by Alexia Webster. Taken in Macassar on the outskirts of Cape Town, the photograph is of protestors - women, children, men and the elderly - the so-called "backyarders" of our society. These backyarders are often families living at the back of yards because there is no other space or housing available, or provided by the state, Faith47 … >

Wynwood Doors project, was Faith47's first piece of work at Art … We asked Faith47 five questions about her … through.  Browse our collection of Faith47's work.&nbsp … >

hear from, among others, Faith47, accomplished South African … Catch Faith47, Neil Stemmet, Edgar Pieterse … >

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quot;Freedom Charter" by Faith47 … >

The healing power of art and creativity is helping to uplift and empower teen boys living on the streets of Cape Town. >

Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking, which aims to activate the public into making a difference in their communities. Combining public art with crowdfunding, its goal is to raise money for streetlights in Monwabisi Park in Khayelitsha. A mural by Faith47 … Harvest mural by Faith47 lit up at night. Photo by … >

Lakwena Maciver went large on our Instagram account with her murals of kaleidoscopic colours and bold patterns. >

works were created by Rasty, Faith47, Mak1one, Senyol and Love … >

Ellomennopee (Tempest van Schaik), Faith47, Mitchell Horn, Ulrike Lourens … >

She’s no stranger to Design Indaba, now Faith XLVII returns to our annual conference on creativity to present a never-before-seen performance >

African street artist Faith47 and designer consultancy Thingking in February 2014. #ANOTHERLIGHTUP uses street art to entice the public to create measurable change in the community of Monwabisi Park, Cape Town. The initiative's members consulted with the organisation VPUU (Violence Prevention through Urban Upgrade) whose active groundwork in Khayelitsha has seen a marked decline in crime over the last few years. Together, they devised a plan to raise money for streetlights in a high-crime area in Monwabisi Park. These will light up a 500m pathway that joins public taps with community meeting places to make the area a safer space for community members and - in particular - children, who are most often the victims of violent crime. Faith47 … >

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works of artists like Faith47, Frauke Stegmman, Ricky Lee Gordon, Justin Fiske and Breeze Yoko. The second part is courtesy of Galerie Peter Herrmann, and features artists Dalila Dalleas (Louzla Darabi), Amouzou Glikpa Amouza, Bill Kouelany, Goddy Leye, Malam, George Osodi, Cheri Samba and Ransome Stanley. Herrmann is known for his ongoing support for both established artists and newcomers. The gallery is one of a few galleries in the world to consistently and accurately present Africa over the course of an extended artistic timeline. To help visitors understand the various aspects of contemporary African art, Focus 10 is presenting side events that include artists talks, workshops, panel discussions and concerts. A work by Kouelany and Leye titled "Chocolate Banana" will be driven around Basel in a taxi. Now in its second year, Focus 10 features emerging and established artists from Africa and the Diaspora at Art Basel in Switzerland. In an intimate atmosphere, visitors can view a variety of artistic productions. The first part of the show comprises "Artists Visions: A Snapshot of Contemporary African art" featuring up-and-coming artists who responded to an open call by Focus in 2009. Curators Christine Eyene (London) and Lerato Bereng (Johannesburg) selected 12 artists whose topics, aesthetics, mediums and techniques are all reflective of new trends emerging from Africa and the Diaspora. A prerequisite for selection was that the work had to be relevant to the context of Art Basel. "Artists Visions" include the works of artists like Faith47, Frauke Stegmman, Ricky Lee … >

were Freddy Sam (Ricky Lee Gordon), Faith47 and Hac One, along with Rowan … >

studio Thingking and artist Faith47, that is erecting streetlights … >

Mural by Faith47, part of Interchange, a UIA2014 … >

Design Indaba teamed up with Faith47 and Thingking to combine … >

“Why would an artist risk arrest in order to create?” asked Mark and Sara Schiller of the Wooster Collective. >

South African artists Imraan Christian and Faith XLVII deconstruct a pivotal moment in the country’s 2015 student uprising. >