Wp/wlx/Berry Bickle

Berry Bickle

human

Sex or gender	female
Country of citizenship	Mozambique
Given name	Berry
Family name	Bickle
Date of birth	1959
Place of birth	Bulawayo
Languages spoken, written or signed	French
Occupation	visual artist, painter, sculptor
Field of work	installation artwork
Educated at	Rhodes University

Berry Bickle (dɔgehɔ la 1959) eɛ la Zimbabwean yielŋmeɛha aŋ kpeɛha   Maputo. Ka ba dɔgeho Bulawayo, Bickle gaɛŋ Chisipite Siinia Haae Sakuu aŋ be Harare. O da la,  meŋ la gaɛŋ Durban Institute of Technology, be o ka o nyɛ a national diploma yineŋ a arts,ane  a South Africa's Rhodes University, be o nyɛ a o master's degree yineŋ a arts.Bickle da eɛ neɛ aŋ paahe Bulawayo's Visual Artists' Association.

O maŋ poohe o wagere neŋ Zimbabwe ane Mozambique kpakyagaŋ, kyɛ a o toma maŋ kyaahɛŋ a paahe dakoroŋ saŋa yeltaahe.[4] A 1988, ona ane Tapfuma Gutsa la laŋe  a kpaaho kyaahe a Pachipamwe workshop, A Triangle Art Trust workshop dɛndɛŋ soba laŋebo aŋ kyaahe  a Africa.[5] A 2010 o da eɛ Rockefeller Foundation Creative Arts Fellow[6] kyɛ tona a Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center aŋ Europa.

Toma

Berry Bickle paahɛŋ a multimedia yielŋmeraaba aŋ tona a installation, video, photography, ane ceramics.[7] O toma maale pukyaahe la installations, kyɛ nyage neŋ a media toma aŋ taa script; amine la video ane photography. Bickle da maŋ maahe tonaa la ne has Zimbabwean ceramicist, Marjorie Wallace.[7] O da tone la Peruvian artist Adrian Velasquez. A  exhibition ane a publication Inscribing muni la: Sɛgere ane  a Graphic Systems aŋ be African Art[8] mannewulhe la  Bickle's toma ane a work toma tɔna aŋ and the importance of the act of kyaahe yiele

• "Maputo Utopias" series.
• Suite Europa, 2010. The series was produced during a residency at the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center.
• Sleeping beauty, 2008
• Cyrene
• Inheritance lost library
• Wandering
• Sarungano
• Pessoa bowls series

Exhibition

Berry Bickle's toma la exhibited internationally. A 2011, Bickle la da areko Zimbabwe a Venice Biennale, saha aŋ sereŋ wulo African nation. A Zimbabwean Pavilion, aŋ da taa mannewulluu yi Raphael Chikukwa, ka a yuori da e "Seeing Ourselves". National Museum of African Art, Washington, DC, 2006.

• Africa Remix – Contemporary Art of a Continent – Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, 2006.
• 7ème Biennale de l'Art Africain contemporain – Dak'Art Biennale de l'art africain contemporain, exhibition curated by N'Goné Fall in the frame of the individual exhibitions, Dakar, 2006.
• Annual MUSART – Museu Nacional de Artes (MUSART), Maputo, 2007.
• Exit11, Limited edition Part 1 – Exit11, Grand-Leez, 2007.
• Africa Remix – Contemporary art of a continent – Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG), Johannesburg, 2007.
• L'oeil-Écran Ou La Nouvelle Image – Casino Luxembourg – Forum d'art contemporain, Luxembourg, 2007.
• Exit11, Exhibition 02 – Collective exhibition – Exit11, Grand-Leez, 2007.
• Videozone 4 – Videozone – International Video-Art Biennial, Tel Aviv, 2008.
• Ifa-Galerie Berlin, Berlin, 2008.
• Chance encounters – Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, 2008.
• Animais: Caracterização e Representação – Museu Nacional de Artes (MUSART), Maputo, 2008.
• Chance Encounters – Seven Contemporary Artists from Africa – Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos (CCA, Lagos), Lagos, 2009.
• Maputo: A Tale of One City – Oslo Kunstforening, Oslo, 2009.
• Biennale di Venezia – 54th International Art Exhibition, Pavilion of Zimbabwe, exhibition Seeing Ourselves curated by Raphael Chikukwa, Venice, 2011.
• The Divine Comedy. Heaven, Purgatory and Hell Revisited by Contemporary African Artists, 2014 Museum für Moderne Kunst (MMK), Frankfurt am Main.