A Johannesburg-Based 3D Art Duo Is Animating South Africa's Izikhothane Subculture

        A Johannesburg-Based 3D Art Duo Is Animating South Africa's Izikhothane Subculture
    A duo of 3D artists in Johannesburg (Linton & Mell) is animating South Africa's Izikhothane subculture with a new show, 'Khoth’ ekhothayo.'
Alyssa Klein
April 28, 2015
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A Johannesburg-Based 3D Art Duo Is Animating South Africa's Izikhothane Subculture

A duo of 3D artists in Johannesburg (Linton & Mell) is animating South Africa's Izikhothane subculture with a new show, 'Khoth’ ekhothayo.'

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