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Tuli Mekondjo

Multidisciplinary artist who judged the Bank Windhoek Triennial contemporary art competition.

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What’s been said

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  1. March 2026
  2. The Namibian

    Tuli Mekondjo is engaged in reclaiming and repurposing colonial-era photographic archives

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    Deeply attuned to the ancestral realm and engaged in the work of reclaiming and repurposing colonial-era photographic archives, Tuli Mekondjo is a modern figure whose purpose, practice and visual language stretch deep into the past and well into the beyond.

    Malua Considers Totems in the Age of the Machine
  3. December 2025
  4. The Namibian

    Tuli Mekondjo inspired scenography with ritualistic shrines and cultural dolls

    Source

    With scenography inspired by Tuli Mekondjo's ritualistic shrines and cultural dolls, the artist whistles and whips a horse tail in an invocation of the ancestors, who she and Hango embody.

    ‘Kina’ tells stories of migration and return
  5. August 2025
  6. The Namibian

    Tuli Mekondjo became the first Namibian to join the Bundestag's permanent art collection in Berlin

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    Namibian visual artist Tuli Mekondjo has made history as the first Namibian to join the Bundestag's permanent art collection in Berlin.

    Artist Tuli Mekondjo Makes History at Bundestag
  7. The Namibian

    Tuli Mekondjo became in 2022 the first black Namibian woman to exhibit in the United States

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    in 2022 became the first black Namibian woman to exhibit in the United States.

    Artist Tuli Mekondjo Makes History at Bundestag
  8. January 2020
  9. The Namibian

    Tuli Mekondjo created 'Limbadungila' at the Katutura Community Arts Centre

    Source

    Last weekend, the interventions opened with Tuli Mekondjo and Hafeni Muzanima's 'Limbadungila' urging a return to 'cultural-spirituality' discarded in the throes of urban migration and Ten Ten's exploration of the sound of Katutura in 1971 at the Katutura Community Arts Centre.

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Culture

Bank Windhoek Triennial judging concludes before August exhibition

The News

The Bank Windhoek Triennial, a contemporary art competition for visual artists nationwide, has completed its judging process ahead of its 18 August exhibition opening. The competition invited submissions around the theme "Namibia's Identity: The Linework of a Country's Contours and Wealth," and was judged by multidisciplinary artists Lungiswa Gqunta and Tuli Mekondjo, scholars André du Pisani and Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja, and curator Rapheal Chikukwa.

23 hours ago · The Namibian

Yesterday

  1. Bank Windhoek Triennial judging concludes before August exhibition

    The Bank Windhoek Triennial, a contemporary art competition for visual artists nationwide, has completed its judging process ahead of its 18 August exhibition opening. The competition invited submissions around the theme "Namibia's Identity: The Linework of a Country's Contours and Wealth," and was judged by multidisciplinary artists Lungiswa Gqunta and Tuli Mekondjo, scholars André du Pisani and Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja, and curator Rapheal Chikukwa.

    23 hours ago · The Namibian

Saturday 7 March

  1. Artist Malua explores traditional Namibian totems in digital age

    Nambowa Malua's exhibition "Neotypes: Totemic Systems in the Age of the Machine" at the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre examines how traditional clan totems and symbols from Aawambo and other Namibian cultures encode historical survival narratives, while exploring whether new totems are forming in the era of technology and rapidly shifting social organisation.

    7 March 2026 · The Namibian

Saturday 7 February

  1. Namibian creatives outline ambitious plans for 2026

    From musicians and fashion designers to visual artists and comedians, Namibian creatives are entering 2026 with sharpened purpose, focusing on international expansion, sustainable careers, and industry unity. Common themes include building collaborative networks, prioritizing authenticity and mentorship, and reducing dependence on government support to create their own opportunities.

    7 February 2026 · The Namibian

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