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Comment: Not clear how they would pass WP:NARTIST? Theroadislong (talk) 13:05, 12 March 2024 (UTC)
Xolelwa Malinga (born December 2001) is a visual artist based in Eswatini, known for her figurative and abstract paintings of the female form.
Early Life edit
Malinga was born in December 2001 and grew up in Mbabane, Eswatini.
Career edit
Malinga's art is characterized by her exploration of the female form as a central theme in her work. Drawing inspiration from her own thoughts and ideas, she creates artworks that highlight femininity.
Recognition and Achievements edit
In March 2024, Malinga received her first art award from the Art Connects Women organization, a division of Zee Arts Gallery under the patronage of UNESCO.[1]
References edit
- "Article Title" - Article from Eswatini Observer reporting on Xolelwa Malinga's [insert brief description of the content]. Date of publication: [insert date], Accessed: [insert date].
- "Fine artist Xolelwa to exhibit in Dubai" - Article from Times of Eswatini, reporting on Xolelwa Malinga's upcoming exhibition in Dubai. Date of publication: [insert date], Accessed: [insert date].
- ^ LinkedIn post by Xolelwa Malinga - Xolelwa Malinga's LinkedIn post announcing her receipt of the art award from the Art Connects Women organization. Date of post: [insert date], Accessed: [insert date].