
Lebo Thoka
Collaboration History
Lebo Thoka began collaboration with David Krut Projects (DKP) in 2018, when an exhibition of her first series of fine art photography, entitled It is Well: An Ode to Karabo, was exhibited at the bookstore space. The series has since shown in 2018’s 5th edition of Addis Foto Fest.
In 2020, Thoka’s second solo exhibition took place online in association with Artsy and was titled Seeds of the Dirt.
In 2021, Thoka’s third solo project titled Eden opened at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue, showcasing works from her previous projects alongside new images. These works were also included in a collaborative exhibition entitled I Exist! at AKKA Project Venenzia alongside fellow photographer Margaret Ngigi (Kenya) which opened in July 2021.
Lebo has also featured in an episode of the David Krut Podcast – Seeds of the Dirt.
- Between 10and5 A3E Artist Profile: Lebo Thoka
- The Sunday Times Lebo Thoka powerful self-portraits immortalise those lost to femicide - 01.12.2019
- Sowetan Live - Thoka surges ahead with photorealism in new exhibition - 16.04.2021
- AÏDA MULUNEH HOMEBOUND: A JOURNEY IN PHOTOGRAPHY - Featuring Lebo Thoka pages 132 - 134
- Art Africa Magazine 'I Exist!' a collaboration between AKKA Project and David Krut Projects - July 2021
- Contemporary And (C&) Lebo Thoka and Margaret Ngigi: I Exist! - July 2021
- Zo Mag' South Africa/Photography/Lebo Thoka - 08.07.2021
- Africa Rivista Essere donna in Africa. Una mostra a Venezia - 06.07.2021
- StyLise Le novità di Luglio e Agosto con AKKA Project - 28-06-2021
- URBANAUTICA - LEBO THOKA. A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE by Elisa Dainelli - 06.08.2021
- Photo Vogue Festival Italia 2021 • Reframing History
- Lebo Thoka’s cathedral of Black liberation by Melody Emmet for New Frame 2021
- The Daily Maverick - Lebo Thoka: Guiding ‘black womanhood’s liberation’ by Melody Emmett• 19 September 2021
- https://artafricamagazine.org/i-exist-a-collaboration-between-akka-project-and-david-krut-projects/
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