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History of Photography in South Africa
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- Afrapix - Social Documentary Photography in 1980s South Africa by Amy McConaghy
- Back in the Days and into the Future: Diaspora Aesthetics in the Photography of Jamel Shabazz by Noelle Theard
- Colonial specimen/neocolonial chic by Annemi Conradie
- Global Photographies. History - Memory - Archives, edited by Stefanie Michels/Sissy Helff
- Introduction: Relocating the African Photographic Archive by Christopher Morton and Darren Newbury
- Introduction: Visual Genders by Patricia Hayes
- Men are interesting too: Photography, crisis and the masculine by Stella Viljoen
- Minna Keene: a neglected pioneer by Malcolm Corrigall
- Photographs as Sources in African History by Robert Gordon and Jonatan Kurzwelly
- Photographs as Sources in African History by Robert Gordon and Jonatan Kurzwelly
- Photography and African Futures by Richard Vokes and Darren Newbury
- Print Matters: History of Photography in Illustrated Magazines by Andres Zervigon
- Rise and Fall of Apartheid - Photography and Bureaucracy in Everyday Life by Okwui Enwezor and Rory Bester
- Seeing and Being Seen: Politics, Art and The Everyday in Omar Badsha's Durban Photography, 1960s - 1980s
- Shades of Empire: Police Photography in German South-West Africa by Lorena Rizzo
- Shades of Empire: Police Photography in German South-West Africa by Lorena Rizzo
- Unfixed: Photography and Decolonial Imagination in West Africa by Jennifer Bajorek
- Utopia as a perspective by Miki Kurisu
- Visualizing the Realm of a Rain-Queen by Patricia Davidson and George MahasheIn the 1930s social anthropologists Eileen Jensen Krige and Jacob Daniell (Jack) Krige…
- Visualizing the Realm of a Rain-Queen by Patricia Davison and George Mahashe
- World-class photography, born under the roof of apartheid Santu Mofokeng experienced life as violent, tragic and futile. His photographs make a…