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Detail of Kuomboka, New Orleans (2007) Mosaic tiles on MDF by Jackie Mwanza

ubuntu

/uːˈbʊntuː,ʊˈbʊntuː/

The word Ubuntu comes from the Bantu and Nguni languages of Africa. In my native tongue, Bemba (spoken in Zambia), Ubuntu translates roughly to “humanity towards each other.”

Jackie Mwanza (Founder & Workshop Leader)

Currently running: THE ECO MASK WORKSHOP 2.0

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Jackie Mwanza

Founder/ Workshop Leader/Curator

I am a visual artist and educator with nearly 20 years of experience as an art workshop facilitator and adult education tutor.

My personal artwork, which I have exhibited in solo and group shows in the UK and Africa, has been the catalyst for founding Ubuntu Museum. I love creating art, enjoy teaching, and strongly believe that art should be accessible to all—not only on an aesthetic level but also as a tool for change, advocating for fairness and the right we all have to inhabit the world without fear.

Artwork by JACKIE MWANZA

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Ubuntu Museum Ltd operating as Ubuntu Museum. Company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales.

Company Number 11366083

© 2025 by Ubuntu Museum

Greater London, UK

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