Nomvula Hoko

You Have Been Called

About the Session

The Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees Benefit Auction forms an integral part of Strauss & Co’s ongoing partnership with one of South Africa’s leading arts festivals. Now in its fifth year, the auction reflects a shared commitment to supporting the visual arts and creating meaningful opportunities for artists and collectors. Held at Stellenbosch Town Hall and accompanied by a curated preview exhibition, the auction brings together works by both emerging and established artists. Its intention is to encourage new and seasoned collectors to engage with and invest in South African art, while expanding the market and improving access to the work of leading local artists. At its core, the auction places artistic excellence at the centre while seeking to create greater visibility and recognition for contemporary artistic practice. 


Sold For

ZAR 9 610
Lot 25
  • Nomvula Hoko; You Have Been Called
  • Nomvula Hoko; You Have Been Called
  • Nomvula Hoko; You Have Been Called

LOT 25

Nomvula Hoko

You Have Been Called
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 8 000 - 12 000
Selling Price
Incl. Buyer's Premium & VAT
ZAR 9 610
Location
Cape Town
Shipping
Condition Report
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About this Item

Nomvula Hoko
South African
You Have Been Called
2023

signed, dated 23, numbered 1/1 and inscribed with the title in pencil

monoprint on Fabriano paper
sheet size: 70 by 49cm; 84 by 59,5 by 4cm including frame

Notes

Nomvula Millicent Hoko is a Johannesburg-based visual artist, fine art printmaker and educator. She was introduced to visual arts during high school, and went on to study printmaking and painting at Walter Sisulu University. Her practice, which she describes as ongoing visual research and storytelling, explores identity, transformation, spirituality and the histories people carry, with the layered nature of printmaking serving as a language of memory and endurance. These themes were central to her solo exhibition Woman in Process, which explored womanhood and personal growth. In 2024 she received the Best Visual Artist: 2D award at the Eastern Cape Provincial Arts, Culture and Heritage Awards. Hoko is also the founder of Canvasity, through which she offers mentorship, curation, workshops and arts administration to emerging artists.