Tlatlana — Cathrine Musola Kaseketi

Tlatlana


cathrine musola kaseketi (1968)

Cathrine Musola Kaseketi (aka Catherine Kabwe) is Zambia's first female film director & a human rights activist. Known for films like 'Suwi', she champions disabled women’s rights through art, film, and ceramic work. Founder of Vilole Images.

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The pot titled Tlatlana is by the Zambia artist Catherine Mweemba Kabwe (b.1968) in 2018. A Tlatlana is a basket made from grass. Short Biography: Catherine Mweemba Kabwewas born in Kitwe in Zambia in 1968. In 1985 she met Martin Kabwe, at that time he was a student at the Mindolo Ecumenical Foundation pottery. In 1993 Catherine and her family relocated to Botswana where Martin was to assume a post at the Pelegano Pottery, later the Gabane Pottery. In 2018 she became a member of Ceramics Southern African (CSA). She exhibited in Pretoria in 2018.