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Ngoni mounts ‘I’: A colourful, deeply personal triumph

Ngoni’s ‘I’ exhibition mounted at the National Museum and Art Gallery showcases more than 40 vibrant artworks PICS: PHATSIMO KAPENG
Ngoni’s ‘I’ exhibition mounted at the National Museum and Art Gallery showcases more than 40 vibrant artworks PICS: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Veteran renowned painter, Wilson Ngoni on Tuesday held a private viewing of his latest solo exhibition, “I,” at the National Museum and Art Gallery in Gaborone, unveiling more than 40 vibrant works that pulse with colour and movement.

For Ngoni, the title carries layered meaning.

“The title of the show is called I,” he said at the opening. “I as in me. My journey and a wide variety of styles and themes with which I paint. For many years, for more than 25 years, I’ve been painting a lot of abstract paintings, actually, but I haven’t shown them. So, for the first time, I’m showing every other field, every other style that I work with. So, that’s the reason why it’s called I. I, all my feelings. I, all me. I, all from inside,” he said.

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