Selected artworks by Sharlene Khan
2021-
When the moon wanes
Digital colour video with sound
Running time: 24:01 mins
Video dialogue: text by Sharlene Khan in conversation with texts by Toni Morrison (The Bluest Eye, Paradise), Ama Ata Aidoo (Our Sister Killjoy), Nawal el Sadaawi (She has no Place in Paradise), Tsitsi Dangarembga (Nervous Conditions), Charles Dickens (A Tale of Two Cities), Roland Barthes (A Lover’s Discourse), Khalil Gibran (The Broken Wings), Frantz Fanon (Black Skin, White Masks).
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2014-2022
Post-Apartheid Guernica
Three channel digital video projection with sound
Animation: Sharlene Khan, Mokgabudi Amos Letsoalo, Nono Motlhoki, Katty Vandenberghe
Running time: 10:45mins
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2022-2020
Digital video projection on wall; 20 digital videos played on TVs; 10m x 1,6m painting; 10m x 1.6m wall mural
3-D Rendering and Videographics: Katty Vandenberghe
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2009-2022
When the moon waxes
Colour digital video projection with sound
Running time: 30.01 mins
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2011-2022
Nervous Conditions
Three channel black-and-white digital projection with sound
Running Time: 30:07 mins
Black-and-white digital projection with sound
Running Time: 26:54 mins
Black-and-white digital projection with sound
Running Time: 00:31 mins
Colour video with sound
Running time: 01:51 mins
Based on the work of Sara Ahmed
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2011-
The Bluest Eye (aka No Place)
Digital colour video with sound
Running time: 22:54mins
Digital colour video with sound
Running time: 02:31mins
Restaging based on the work: Martha Rosler Reads Vogue
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2011-
Re-
Black-and-white video with sound
Running Time: 1:02mins
Colour video with sound
Running Time: 1:02mins
Colour video with sound
Running Time: 1:02mins
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2007-2009
What I look like, What I feel like
Digital colour video with sound
Running time: 02:31mins
The Hole (2011-)
Digital colour video with sound
Running time: 02:31mins
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1999-2011
“Previously Disadvantaged”

Edward (2008)
Mixed media on canvas
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