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Ayanda Mabulu
Ayanda Mabulu (born in 1981) is a South African artist mostly known for his paintings.
==Ngcono ihlwempu kunesibhanxo sesityebi==
Mabulu's work of 2010, ''Ngcono ihlwempu kunesibhanxo sesityebi'' (Xhosa translation: Better poor than a rich puppet), depicted various international political figures in the nude, including South African president Jacob Zuma. The painting received little critical comment at the time, but was rediscovered as part of the political controversy surrounding fellow South African Brett Murray's painting (''The Spear'') in May 2012.〔(Cape artist despairs for ‘illiterate’ ANC )〕
Mabulu criticised Zuma and the ANC for their response to Murray's satirical painting - and that of the Nazareth Baptist (Shembe) Church, who called for Murray to be "stoned to death".〔(Church digs in its heels )〕 He questioned their motives in attacking it, having ignored Mabulu's own work - which depicts Zuma alongside Desmond Tutu, Robert Mugabe, Barack Obama and Nelson Mandela in similar fashion.〔(Cape Town artist praises Zuma painter )〕 The debate provoked a response from the Worldart Gallery,〔(Ayanda Mabulu's painting discussed at Worldart.co.za )〕 where Mabulu's other paintings have been exhibited.〔(Ayanda Mabulu at Worldart.co.za )〕
Ngcono_ihlwempu_kunesibhanxo_sesityebi_(painting).jpg|Ngcono ihlwempu kunesibhanxo sesityebi, 2010
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