Thanks to the zambian Artists who participate the NALA Project.

The Artists from Zambia are (in alphabetical order)

Caleb Chisha, Christopher Simbule, Chris Kamubuza, Gordon Shamulenge, Ignatius Sampa, Joseph Shakulipa, Kingsley Kapope, Mapopa Manda, Maximilian Kapopo, Mulenga Mulenga, Nukwase Tembo, Owen Shikabeta, Rodgers Sakala, Steve Mwansa.

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Biography

Mulenga J. Mulenga was born in 1987; she is a freelance versatile young female artist on the Zambia Art scene.  She has been practicing her artistic on a professional level since 2009. Mulenga is a painter, sculptor, writer and photographer. She holds an Art & Design Diploma from Evelyn Hone College of Commerce and Applied Arts. She also has a particular interest in art administration, and currently she is a committee member of the Insaka International Artists Trust (IIAT) and works in the Insakartists Office. Her works can be easily be identified by the palette knifes marks and the use of raw colours. Currently she is practising her artistic skills at the Art Academy Without Walls (AAWW) Studio in aka, Zambia.

Caleb Chisha intentionally creates art works for the sake of self-expression.

To him, art is very much a religion, and he sees it is a life time commitment to be a practicing artist. He says his African roots have no bearing on the way he looks at like, and it has taken Caleb well over 6 years to perfect certain techniques in his art and move towards a professional level of appreciation. However there is much more that he is discovering all the time through trial and error, most of Caleb’s works talks about the issues that affect us daily. He enjoys doing human figures because to him, it feels like he is appreciating the creation of humanity. His subject matter is often that of African daily life, usually depicting their culture and traditions.

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