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… Matric art students at the Battswood Art Centre. 1998   Eye Africa Exhibition: Presented a photographic workshop as part of the education component of Revue Noire Eye Africa Exhibition: African Photography 1840 – 1998. …

… tune that was very relaxing. Somebody had to keep an eye on the warder patrols since if caught he would be charged …

… came in for stinging criticism in David Lewis's The Naked Eye in 1946. Lewis held that his best work had been done ten …

… Public Protector position that most put her in the public eye. During her tenure she investigated several high profile …

… Carnegie International; a Prince Claus Award (2013); the Index on Censorship – Freedom of Expression art award (2013); …

… forces. From a reconstruction of events based on local eye-witness accounts, the battle which ensued lasted four …

… Act ; he had initiated an association, ‘Leihlo la Motse’ (Eye of the City), and on 20 March 1955 had warned teachers …

… foregrounded in Mabaso’s imagery, which is infused with an eye that looks at the world with wonder. Mabaso is deeply …

… implicated, Sikhosana, in the murder, although none of the eye-witnesses did. Sikhosana was the Natal Midlands regional …

… - the Sunday World, banned in 1977. His articles caught my eye as a young student at the time because they brought … to take us to a whites-only Wimpy Bar and to turn a blind eye to the security police tailing him. The same cops showed …

… owned an eyewear range distributed through Torga Optical eye care named ‘Bassie’. Her sense of fashion was daring but …

… [Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape] wherehe could keep an eye on them.    The New Age reported that Hani and Mpemba did …

… – including a dislocated arm, the loss of sight in one eye and partial paralysis that left him confined to a …

… agents, blew up. He lost an arm and the sight of one eye. In exile during the 1980’s, Sachs worked closely with …

… one of the founder members of the Durban collective, 3rd Eye Vision, based at 37 Crart Avenue. During its initial …

… work is able to stand on its own as work with an original eye. His treatment of surface, subject, space and colour is …

… Exhibition" at the Durban Art Gallery (Including at "Red Eye" event at Durban Art Gallery). "Maputo Corridor …

… taken during the elections that year won him a Golden Eye Award from the World press Photo in Amsterdam. Hallett … with David Goldblatt and Santu Mofokeng, Oslo, 2000 ´Eye Africa Expo', The Castle, Cape Town, 1999 'Black …

… (BCC) in 1976. The Bureau of State Security kept a close eye on  BCC members, especially Metele due to his devout …

… penalty in many countries. He has also been involved with Index-on-censorship , a magazine that focuses on the freedom …

… engage and interact. It was here that the collective 3rd Eye Vision was born, and Makhanya was among the founders. …

… Kerr became involved in church work and the YMCA. Poor eye­sight prevented Kerr from serving in the army during the …

… assess  Govan Mbeki  who was suffering from a debilitating eye problem. Dr Jassat was in the process of arranging for a …

… her fluency in the languages of her respondents, her eye for detail, her unique insights into the position of …

… at the School of Visual Arts in New York. New York was an eye-opening experience where he studied under comics masters …

… brought a young and unsigned Joshua Redman to the public eye. In 1991, Galeta finally returned to South Africa …

… sculptor. Barbara grew up in Witbank under watchful eye of her grandmother, until she went back to Alexander …

… Under Apartheid” at the Apartheid Museum, Johannesburg “eye Africa” at the Castle's William Fehr Collection, Cape …