Africa

More than Black and White by Aspasia Karras, October 2010

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Intergenerational Dialogue, Ntokozo Moloi and Terrence Tryon (3/3) by Kyla Mc Nulty, 2017

Posters (Sunday Times), 26 September 2010

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Shot on the Spot by Shaun de Waal (Mail & Guardian), 17 September 2010

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South Africa: The Truth Teller by Joseph Lelyveld, 2 - 9 September 2010

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Eshowe, Northern Kwa-Zulu Natal

Eshowe actually means Ekowe, the place of Mushrooms. Esikhowe seNkosi uCetshwayo! gqokli-hill-battlefield-This is the si...

Apartheid’s Twisted Dream: David Goldblatt’s South Africa by Joseph Lelyveld, 2 July 2010

As a matter of crude shorthand, the South African photographer David Goldblatt might be described as his country’s Walke...

Country Divided in Black and White by Holland Cotter, 1 July 2010

For the last few weeks millions of fevered eyes have been fixed on South Africa, host to the World Cup, which ends next ...

A Lens on Apartheid's haunting Legacy by Donald Weber, 9 May 2010

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David Goldblatt's clear-eyed view of apartheid by Ann Levin (Mail and Guardian), 29 April 2010

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David Goldblatt by Leara Maltz-Leca, November 2009, New Museum, New York

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Photography David Goldblatt by Sean Jacobs, 1 September 2009

Fred Ritchin (associate professor of photography and communications at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts an...

Silent Cries from a Beloved Country by Ken Johnson, 20 August 2009

Looking at the series of large color photographs called “In the Time of AIDS” by the South African David Goldblatt, you ...

Vakalisa Art Association

The Vakalisa Art Association was founded in 1982. It was a network of Black cultural workers that operated in the Wester...

Uncovering Josina Machel from obscurity: African women hidden in his-story by Ama Biney, 3 April 2014

Josina Mutemba Machel was a revolutionary Mozambican fighter for FRELIMO who like thousands of women fought for independ...