Sandile Goje is a well-regarded young artist from the Eastern Cape in South Africa, where he studied at the Dakawa Art Centre in Grahamstown and from there was awarded a bursary for the Graphic School in Stockholm.

Sandile Goje was one of the first students at Dakawa Art and Craft Community Centre, founded by Artists Against Apartheid in Grahamstown in 1992. Dakawa refers to an African National Congress camp in Tanzania before the unbanning of the organization.

Sandile Goje, atDakawa Art and Craft Community Centre, Grahamstown, South Africa

It is an early example of Goje’s masterful use of linocut, and in particular of his ability to use the contrast between blacks and whites to dramatic narrative effect. Artwork courtesy of MTN Art Collection.

Sandile Goje made this print on the subject of reconciliation a year before South Africa’s first democratic election, in which Nelson Mandela, the African National Congress candidate, was elected president.

Jun 27, 2015 · Sandile Goje. South African, born 1972. Works 2 works online Sandile Goje. Meeting of Two Cultures. 1993. Sandile Goje. Making Democracy Work. 1996. Exhibitions Endless House: Intersections of Art and Architecture. Jun 27, 2015–Mar 6, 2016. MoMA. Impressions from South Africa, 1965 to Now.

Sandile Goje is a South African Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1972. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum have featured Sandile Goje's work in the past.

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Contemporary artist Sandile Goje was born in 1972 in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. Goje studied at the Dakawa Art Centre in Grahamstown, where he was awarded a bursary for the Graphic School in Stockholm, Sweden.