The photos in this exhibit are from Dr. Molife’s dissertation research in 1995-1997. The homes were all painted by women who live in Zimbabwe. The women decorate their homes to show their communities that they maintain a clean, presentable household and are respectable, good women. Historically, in this area, only Ndebele paint their homes, for others to do so is to adopt this ethnicity as one’s own or to “Become Ndebele.”https://vc.bridgew.edu/bsu_art_shows/1020/thumbnail.jp
For more than three decades, artist-weaver Allina Ndebele has drawn on traditional Zulu symbolism an...
Includes bibliographical references (page 40)College of Arts and Sciencesmonographi
En quelques années seulement, en pleine période de boycott culturel international contre l’apartheid...
Nine years of photographic and interview data with Ndzundza Ndebele women artists and their families...
Close view of Ndebele woman standing at entrance to home with plain walls.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking...
Portrait of Ndebele woman seated against wall.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking African peoples who live pr...
Paper Prepared for Konrad Adenuer Foundation Project on ‘Ethnicity in Zimbabwe’ November 200
 This article sets out to discuss the role of the Ndebele woman within the various institutions of ...
The research examines gender stereotypes accorded to women in different socio-historical periods in ...
Ndebele woman crouched over weaving.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking African peoples who live primarily in...
The study focuses on how the indigenous religion of the Ndebele of Matabeleland in Zimba-bwe has had...
This thesis examines Ndebele women’s reflections on the role of labia elongation in the (re)construc...
This thesis examines Ndebele women’s reflections on the role of labia elongation in the (re)construc...
Bundu masks, created in the 19th and 20th centuries in Sierra Leone, were crafted by men, but worn b...
Ndebele woman bathing child in courtyard.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking African peoples who live primari...
For more than three decades, artist-weaver Allina Ndebele has drawn on traditional Zulu symbolism an...
Includes bibliographical references (page 40)College of Arts and Sciencesmonographi
En quelques années seulement, en pleine période de boycott culturel international contre l’apartheid...
Nine years of photographic and interview data with Ndzundza Ndebele women artists and their families...
Close view of Ndebele woman standing at entrance to home with plain walls.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking...
Portrait of Ndebele woman seated against wall.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking African peoples who live pr...
Paper Prepared for Konrad Adenuer Foundation Project on ‘Ethnicity in Zimbabwe’ November 200
 This article sets out to discuss the role of the Ndebele woman within the various institutions of ...
The research examines gender stereotypes accorded to women in different socio-historical periods in ...
Ndebele woman crouched over weaving.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking African peoples who live primarily in...
The study focuses on how the indigenous religion of the Ndebele of Matabeleland in Zimba-bwe has had...
This thesis examines Ndebele women’s reflections on the role of labia elongation in the (re)construc...
This thesis examines Ndebele women’s reflections on the role of labia elongation in the (re)construc...
Bundu masks, created in the 19th and 20th centuries in Sierra Leone, were crafted by men, but worn b...
Ndebele woman bathing child in courtyard.Ndebele are Bantu-speaking African peoples who live primari...
For more than three decades, artist-weaver Allina Ndebele has drawn on traditional Zulu symbolism an...
Includes bibliographical references (page 40)College of Arts and Sciencesmonographi
En quelques années seulement, en pleine période de boycott culturel international contre l’apartheid...